The project aims to directly address the root causes of fast fashion's problematic behaviour. The space will hold workshops, exhibitions, shows, rental and vintage pop-ups, as well as retail space for small and independent businesses, all of which will support more sustainable
shopping and bring life back to the high street. One of the main objectives of the design is to preserve history and enhance the heritage of the site and space.
Poster one describes the project and brief. This shows the general arrangement of the space as a whole and maps out the function of each section using a numbered diagram. The poster also shows the final floor plans and sections of the store.
Poster two follows the project through to the 'major space', which is a section of the space covering all three levels on which I chose to focus on. Isometric views have been used to help see the design of these spaces as well as added visuals and mood boards which are used to demonstrate the contrast in atmospheres between the basement and upper levels.
Visual showing product design of LED store signage.
Visual of the top floor showing the catwalk area. Featuring the original windows which have been preserved.
Visual showing the view from the angled main entrance. The atrium can be seen surrounding the oak staircase which was created to enhance this as an original feature.
