The newest Tom Ford location in Miami features an unconventional pyramid design structure put together by Aranda/Lasch. The store offers a sleek pointed triangle rooftop with intricate scaffolding panelling for a modern look.
The design for the couture shop sources the Art Deco era with shapes, patterns and lines quintessential to the architectural from that time. The building features a light up store display complete with white panelling that drapes down the exterior siding. The panels continue to be a focal point of the design as they are used in a variety of directions building up to the angular shape of the ceiling. The detailed panelling allows for various light fixtures throughout the pieces that add an ambient glow to the store's exterior at night.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Art Deco Revival
- Opportunity for businesses to incorporate Art Deco elements into their designs, creating a nostalgic yet modern aesthetic.
- Sculptural Architecture
- Opportunity for architects and designers to explore unconventional building structures and create visually striking spaces.
- Interactive Retail Displays
- Opportunity for retailers to engage customers through innovative and dynamic store displays.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion brands can leverage unique architectural designs to elevate the shopping experience and create a strong brand identity.
- Architecture
- Architects can embrace experimental designs to push boundaries and create standout buildings.
- Retail Technology
- Companies specializing in retail technology can develop interactive display solutions that enhance customer engagement and drive sales.
