Retail projects

Some of the practice’s earliest projects were shop designs and retail concepts for Issey Miyake, Equipment and Katherine Hamnett. Though often modest in scale, such projects continue to provide opportunities for experimentation, aligning the transience of fashion with the more substantial and experiential qualities of architecture both internally and in relation to the wider urban environment to which they contribute.

  1. Development Schützenstraße
    2021–
  2. Rolex Building
    2019–
  3. Jenners
    2019–
  4. 30 Grosvenor Square
    2016–
  5. The Bund City Hall Plaza
    2015–
  6. WaltherPark
    2012–
  7. Dingbo Expo Riverside
    2013–23
  8. ROCKBUND
    2006–23
  9. Akris boutique concept develops through a three-dimensional architecture and a light-weight display system.
    AKRIS boutique concept
    2019–22
  10. Morland Mixité Capitale
    2015–22
  11. harlan + holden store, Lotte World Mall
    2019–20
  12. Furla store concept
    2019–20
  13. Persol concept store
    2019
  14. The first-ever store of the Canadian e-tailer SSENSE is designed as a place of encounter and interaction.
    SSENSE flagship store
    2015–18
  15. Selfridges Duke Street
    2014–18
  16. Brioni flagship store, Rue Saint-Honoré
    2015–16
  17. Valentino flagship store, Old Bond Street
    2014–16
  18. Valentino Flagship Store in Rome develops between Piazza di Spagna and Piazza Mignanelli.
    Valentino flagship store, Piazza di Spagna
    2014–15
  19. Valentino 1,100-square-metre flagship store in Fifth Avenue, New York, generates a palazzo-like atmosphere.
    Valentino flagship store, Fifth Avenue
    2013–14
  20. Bally flagship store, New Bond Street
    2013–14
  21. The Valentino Man store in Paris is characterised by spaces with a strong articulation of walls and partitions.
    Valentino Men flagship store, Rue Saint-Honoré
    2013–14
  22. Peek & Cloppenburg department store
    2006–11
  23. Kaufhaus Tyrol
    2007–10
  24. Toyota Auto Kyoto
    1988–90
  25. Issey Miyake Sloane Street store
    1985

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