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Palate
The design of Palate, a store for high-end European furniture and their in-house brands, was driven by the concept of reimagining the traditional “shop in shop” model. Instead of merely providing display areas for furniture, the design aimed to create immersive interventions that served as dynamic backgrounds, enhancing the presentation of the furniture within.
Urban Amphitheatre
This project challenges the conventional typology of shopping malls as introverted boxes disconnected from their urban context. Instead, our design proposes a dynamic and interconnected structure that redefines the relationship between the built environment and the surrounding cityscape.
Monisha Jaising Flagship Store
Drawing inspiration from Issey Miyake’s iconic A.P.O.C (A Piece Of Cloth) collection from the 1980s, the design proposal for a space transformation embraces the essence of fluidity, movement, and versatility inherent in Miyake’s innovative designs. Rather than approaching the project with a predetermined desire to create form, the unique characteristics of the space guided our conceptualization, resulting in three multi-operative installations that seamlessly integrate with the existing architecture.
Creo
Situated in a beautiful space within a Victorian Gothic building Creo became for us a search for native latent human skill and mechanical resources that the city of Mumbai incubates which we could leverage for the production of Creo is built form.