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Browsing Bikini Berlin

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Fashion

Future threads

Berlin ­– Adidas has opened a pop-up store that enables visitors to design their own knitwear.

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Retail

Nicole Srock Stanley: Curating a destination

The creative director of Bikini Berlin explains why retail spaces constantly need to evolve and interact with their customers.

IKEA, Dift’s Eyes/Nights Only
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Travel & Hospitality

Hospitality suite: If LS:N Global made… a hotel

LS:N Global’s ideal hotel would offer an abundance of atmosphere, a wealth of comfort and a dollop of creativity.

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Retail

Shifting spaces: Pop-up embraces the arts

Sydney – Non-profit-making arts organisation Brand X has opened a pop-up retail space, L3 Central, a creative playground that hosts different artists and retail in an interconnected environment.

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Retail

Bikini Berlin

Pop-up is boring, and the time for opening a temporary store for its own sake has long gone. High-profile examples have popped up all over the world and shown just how unimaginative it can be. Opening a microcosm of your flagship store is not enough, so pop-up in 2014 should challenge the accepted way in which your brand operates, and fit in with…

Bikini Berlin
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Retail

Mall rats: Berlin’s new concept-driven shopping centre

Berlin – Bikini Berlin gets its name from the original 1950s design of the building, a concrete building with an open-side storey that made it look like the bare midriff of a bikini-clad woman. Now the mixed-purpose building has been renovated as a new concept mall, with locality and innovation at its core.

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Retail

Concrete concertina: Modular displays are solid as a rock

Berlin – The concrete aesthetic of Brutalism has enjoyed a resurgence in retail interiors of late, but Mexican design studio Zeller & Moye has taken a novel approach, creating a modular system of displays out of seemingly immovable concrete forms.