Sunday, February 16, 2020
Showroom Interior Design | ADIDAS Showrooms | New York | Verona Carpenter Architects
The Adidas Showrooms transform a historic 1936 New York City factory into a state of the art showroom and event space. All of the iconic brand’s departments are brought together under one roof for the first time. In addition to the interior architecture, the project included specifications of all furnishings as well as careful coordination of a large consultant team including audiovisual, security, information technology, and branding.
To nurture creativity and innovation the design takes inspiration from sports, speed, and creator culture. Stadium light fixtures illuminate the showroom corridors, with super-graphic wayfinding numbers recalling arena signage. A palette of expanded metal, hot rolled steel, cast concrete, and vibrant site-specific art resonates with Adidas’ vision of authenticity and urbanity......more
Saturday, February 15, 2020
Office Interior Design | METHOD | San Francisco | shelterwerk
Situated in a small, historic building off of San Francisco’s original waterfront is a concrete, brick and heavy timber building that houses the environmentally friendly and stylish cleaning projects maker, Method. Custom seating and a reception desk are meant to be evocative of the shape of their soap bottles designed by Karim Rashid, and the all-white interior is a testament to their commitment to cleanliness. Employee areas take up three floors and feature a colorful “super-plaid” carpet pattern and a room covered with artificial turf and floral cushions to serve as their “inside outside”. Method received LEED Certification with this project--an achievement that they were driven to pursue despite a tight budget and restrictive schedule......more
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Tea Shop Interior Design | STEEP Creamery & Tea | SoMa | San Francisco | California | shelterwerk
As boba tea addicts, we were delighted to work with STEEP on their second location in SoMa, which also offers made-to-order ice cream rolls. The cafe has a modest footprint, but makes up for it with a double-story height and floor-to-ceiling glass storefront. New mechanical and electrical systems were strategically placed along the perimeter to maintain an unobstructed and airy atmosphere. A printed forest adorns suspended light fixture shades, complementing STEEP’s tea leaf logo......more
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