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Brand spaces : branded architecture and the future of retail design / [edited by Robert Klanten. Sven Ehmann, and Sofia Borges ; text and preface by Sofia Borges]
Publication details: Berlin : Gestalten, 2013.Description: 239 p. : col. ill. ; 31 cmISBN:- 9783899554779 (hbk.)
- 3899554779 (hbk.)
- Corporate image -- Design
- Stores, Retail -- Design
- Branding (Marketing)
- Interior architecture -- Pictorial works
- Store decoration -- Pictorial works
- Stores, Retail -- Design and construction
- Branding (Marketing)
- Corporate image -- Design
- Interior architecture
- Store decoration
- Stores, Retail -- Design
- Stores, Retail -- Design and construction
- Architecture and Planning
- Architecture and Planning
- NK2195.S89 B727 2013
Contents:
Summary: Brands are always hungry for new communication ideas. With unique spatial experiences quirky events, experimental showrooms, radical pop-up shops, and stunning flagship stores they are reaching out to their most sophisticated audiences. Brand Spaces showcases cutting-edge interior concepts and locations with character that effectively communicate brands in several dimensions at the same time. Decision-makers from leading brands such as Audi, Camper, Aesop, Freitag, Gaggenau, Nike, Nokia, and Starbucks share concepts and strategies that communicate overall brand identity while respecting local specifications. On top of that, a wide range of exceptional examples of contemporary interior design proves that the work of smaller brands and local retailers is as groundbreaking as that of larger global players. In short, Brand Spaces shows how trailblazers are creating branded worlds that are more than worth a visit. They are places that become urban landmarks or community hubs; they provide us with experiences that stick with us on an emotional level and we buy products there as souvenirs to preserve their memory.
Designing desire: rebranding the commercial landscape ; 01: Nike ; Camper ; Nokia ; Audi ; Freitag ; Uniqlo ; Issey Miyake ; Anthropologie ; Aesop ; Artek ; Gaggenau ; Starbucks ; H&M ; Adidas ; Ikea -- 02: Workshop ; Rainbow rooms ; Grayscale ; Straight forward ; Landmarks ; Playtime ; Oh la la ; Laboratory.
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| NK 2195 .S56 S559 2008 Showroom / | NK 2195 .S89 Out of the box! : brand experiences between pop-up and flagship / | NK 2195.S89 Powershop 4 : new retail design / | NK 2195 .S89 B727 2013 Brand spaces : branded architecture and the future of retail design / | NK 2195 .S89 B76 2008 Top shops 2 / | NK 2195 .S89 D74 2006 Dress code : interior design for fashion shops / | NK 2195 .S89 F663 2005 Forefront : the culture of shop window design / |
Includes index.
Designing desire: rebranding the commercial landscape ; 01: Nike ; Camper ; Nokia ; Audi ; Freitag ; Uniqlo ; Issey Miyake ; Anthropologie ; Aesop ; Artek ; Gaggenau ; Starbucks ; H&M ; Adidas ; Ikea -- 02: Workshop ; Rainbow rooms ; Grayscale ; Straight forward ; Landmarks ; Playtime ; Oh la la ; Laboratory.
Brands are always hungry for new communication ideas. With unique spatial experiences quirky events, experimental showrooms, radical pop-up shops, and stunning flagship stores they are reaching out to their most sophisticated audiences. Brand Spaces showcases cutting-edge interior concepts and locations with character that effectively communicate brands in several dimensions at the same time. Decision-makers from leading brands such as Audi, Camper, Aesop, Freitag, Gaggenau, Nike, Nokia, and Starbucks share concepts and strategies that communicate overall brand identity while respecting local specifications. On top of that, a wide range of exceptional examples of contemporary interior design proves that the work of smaller brands and local retailers is as groundbreaking as that of larger global players. In short, Brand Spaces shows how trailblazers are creating branded worlds that are more than worth a visit. They are places that become urban landmarks or community hubs; they provide us with experiences that stick with us on an emotional level and we buy products there as souvenirs to preserve their memory.
Includes index.
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