Retail Architecture

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Twenty-eight shipping containers create a portable version of Florida’s famed Bal Harbour Shops that combines industrial materials with elegant design.

Curving, compartmentalized, and clad in oak, the store’s 120-foot-long display wall acts as both an object of interest and a space-maker.

The architects mixed foreign and Italian influences for a Janus-like retail project located in the affluent Neapolitan district of Chiaia.

Located inside a bustling Shanghai mall, Ms MIN's second shop was inspired by the material language of textile production.

Cohlmeyer Architecture creates a green oasis behind the facade of an aging ex-industrial building.

Japanese firm KAMITOPEN hones the sales appeal of two culinary shops with imaginative details.

Architect Yoshimasa Tsutsumi crafts a modern showcase for renting traditional wedding attire.

Gensler creates an immersive showroom prototype for electric car maker Lucid at its Bay Area headquarters.

Japanese architect Jun Aoki designs a new Louis Vuitton boutique and restaurant in Osaka.