Kanishka Start Store / ARC Architects

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Akkurgan, Uzbekistan
  • Architects: ARC Architects
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  160
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2019
  • Photographs
    Photographs:Baha Khakimov
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  AutoDesk, Benjamin Moore
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Kanishka Start Store / ARC Architects - Interior Photography, Beam
© Baha Khakimov

Text description provided by the architects. The store for the Kanishka brand of clothing and accessories is located on the first and basement floors of a 5-story residential building built in the middle of the 20th century in Tashkent. The first floor is characterized by high ceilings and large windows opening onto the street.

Магазина для брэнда одежды и аксессуаров Kanishka расположено на первом и подвальном этаже 5 этажного жилого дома, построенного в середине ХХ века в Ташкенте.  Первый этаж характерен высокими потолками и большими окнами, раскрытыми на улицу.

Kanishka Start Store / ARC Architects - Interior Photography
© Baha Khakimov
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Plan - First floor
Kanishka Start Store / ARC Architects - Interior Photography
© Baha Khakimov

Work was carried out to combine several premises with different functional purposes and belonging to different owners into one storage space. The connection between the zones has been developed and the staircase between the floors has been designed. On the ground floor, there is an area for accessories and leather goods. The shape of the arched windows dictated the interior design with lots of light and plants. Natural limestone was used in the finishing of floors and racks, shelves made of solid wood, and ceramic tiles were used as an accent wall material. Elements of the everyday life of traditional dwelling houses of Uzbekistan are used in many products of furniture and decor.

Была проведена работа по объединению нескольких помещений с различным функциональным назначением и принадлежавших разным собственникам в одно пространство магазина. Разработана связь между зонами и спроектирована лестница между этажами. На первом этаже расположена зона аксессуаров и изделий из кожи. Форма арочных окон продиктовала дизайн интерьера с большим количеством света и растений. В отделке полов и стоек использован натуральный известняк, полки из массива дерева, а в качестве акцентного материала применена керамическая плитка. Во многих изделиях мебели и декора использованы элементы быта традиционных жилых домов Узбекистана.

Kanishka Start Store / ARC Architects - Interior Photography, Table, Windows
© Baha Khakimov
Kanishka Start Store / ARC Architects - Interior Photography, Windows, Table
© Baha Khakimov

There is a clothing area in the basement, and the staircase divides the space into two parts: male and female. Basic materials: limestone, brick, plaster, metal.

В подвальном этаже размещена зона одежды, конструкция лестницы разделяет пространство на две части: мужскую и женскую. Основные материалы: известняк, кирпич, штукатурка, металл.

Kanishka Start Store / ARC Architects - Interior Photography, Windows, Facade
© Baha Khakimov

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Cite: "Kanishka Start Store / ARC Architects" 10 Aug 2021. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/966331/kanishka-start-store-arc-architects> ISSN 0719-8884

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