Hungarian Canyon Shoe Store On Abandoned Buildings

Hungary Shoe shoe Brand Wink's recently launched Wink X project is intended to Designer To carry out cross domain cooperation. brand It is linked with local artists, fashion designers and architects, and is committed to enhancing designers' ability in their respective fields through cooperation. The project focuses on integrating inspiration and innovation into Wink's new image, quality products and shopping experience.

The store is located in the corner of an abandoned building. The building was once considered demolished as a great project belonging to the past, but it still lived safely for forty years, and now it remains such a vacant state. The building is now only one storey, still being used as a store and currency changer. On the other side of the building is Kempinsky Hotel, Fashion Street, Ritz Hotel and V r Smarty square. Venues are considered to be ideal locations from two aspects of architecture and commerce. People can be simple and relaxed while maintaining fashion and elegance.

The whole indoor space is wrapped by the "Canyon" created by Yang Mu, and shoes and bags are placed on the "edge" of the "Canyon". The exhibition shelves, seats, counters and windows are all derived from the "Canyon". The whole space is surrounded by a sense of entirety and embodies the concept of "casting".

The arcade outside the shop gives people a sense of building being cut off. The facade consists of perforated galvanized steel sheets covering the entrance and window. This sparkling but not dazzling, primitive but elegant material also covers the corners and spreads to the ceiling, or even on the facade as part of the brand logo. The light behind the perforated steel plate outlines the structure and background, and the perforated pattern emphasizes the window. The boundaries between indoor and outdoor become blurred, rendering an open, closed, compact and spanparent atmosphere.

The visual space is divided into two distinct parts: external and internal. But the two separate facade separators connect the two parts.