French leather bag brand Polène continues its global retail expansion, opening up shop in Milan‘s highly prestigious Duomo shopping district. The company has secured an elongated ground floor unit on the premises of a six-storey, 1950s office building on the corner of Via Manzoni and Via Pisoni, and tapped Copenhagen-based practice Norm Architects to create …
Estúdio254 transformed the historic A.J. Renner building in Porto Alegre into Baita Technology offices, seamlessly blending industrial heritage with modern workplace dynamics to foster collaboration and enhance organizational culture.
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Studio G Architects Inc. designed the Airbnb Market Ready, Building 2 in Santa Clara to foster collaboration through hospitality-inspired spaces, abundant natural light, and versatile areas that adapt to the evolving work environment.
For the very first time, ASICS raises its profile during the Salone del Mobile in Milan. The Kobe-based company has picked the Garage 21 venue in the city’s Risorgimento neighbourhood to present ASICS Kinetic Playscape, an immersive futuristic installation conceived to introduce the new GEL-KINETIC™ 2.0 sneaker, and invites visitors to explore the brand’s singular …
Societal changes are influencing the composition of offices as well. Woowa Brothers, rapidly adapting to the times, is creating a new future by combining technology with the relationship between nature and people. This attitude is reflected in the office space, leading to a direction that pursues flexible and nature-friendly environments.
Appartement 103 unveils the new identity for Admiral’s Rum: a strategic repositioning for Saint Lucia’s iconic rum brand
TOUM is a premium Middle Eastern & Made Fresh shawarma and coffee brand crafted for a refined, modern audience. Inspired by the rich culinary heritage of the Middle East, the brand blends authentic flavors with a contemporary café experience, delivering quality, freshness, and elegance in every detail.
After 24 years ISSEY MIYAKE closed its store in Tribeca last December, but the forward Japanese fashion brand will soon return. In fact, it’ll officially open up shop on Fri – May 8, but now across town in New York City‘s Nomad area. Here, the company has secured no less than 1,200 sqm. (12,917 sq.ft.) …
