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Bauhaus Museum Store, Weimar
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Weimar, Germany
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Bauhaus Museum Store, Weimar
Weimar, Germany
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Type
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Built
YEAR
2019
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0 sqft - 1000 sqft
Bauhaus Exhibit Boutique in Weimar Secures German Design Recognition - Superior Architectural Design
2019 marked a century since the inception of the Bauhaus in Weimar - an institution that has left an indelible mark on 20th-century design and art. To commemorate this landmark year, Weimar opened the doors to the Bauhaus Museum, housing the world's earliest collection dedicated to Bauhaus.
What stands out, in addition to the museum itself, is its distinctive boutique, crafted under the meticulous eye of acclaimed architect Felix Schwake. Schwake, who often emphasizes that "architecture serves as life's canvas," had the task of marrying the rich Bauhaus legacy with functionality that befits a modern store.
One of the prime challenges faced during the boutique's conceptualization was the absence of a conventional storage space - a staple for retail environments. This conundrum necessitated a design-forward resolution. Schwake's genius solution was to devise artistic structures that not only resonated aesthetically but also pragmatically addressed the storage dilemma. By incorporating storage within the display region, he converted an initial shortcoming into the store's defining feature, enhancing the efficiency of inventory replenishment.
A hallmark of the boutique is its adaptable design, facilitating a dynamic product showcase. Movable stands highlight the merchandise while integrating the much-needed storage. In addition, customizable glass-backed shelving units offer the dual advantage of being both displays and protective containers for more valuable pieces.
In concert with the Boutique's overseer, Mr. von Keyserlingk - an esteemed author and speaker on retail strategies - a spatial design was realized that blends harmoniously with the museum's milieu yet establishes its own design signature.
This ingenious fusion of design sensibilities, functional utility, and reverence for the Bauhaus legacy led the Bauhaus Exhibit Boutique in Weimar to clinch the coveted German Design accolade in the Superior Architectural Design segment.
2019 marked a century since the inception of the Bauhaus in Weimar - an institution that has left an indelible mark on 20th-century design and art. To commemorate this landmark year, Weimar opened the doors to the Bauhaus Museum, housing the world's earliest collection dedicated to Bauhaus.
What stands out, in addition to the museum itself, is its distinctive boutique, crafted under the meticulous eye of acclaimed architect Felix Schwake. Schwake, who often emphasizes that "architecture serves as life's canvas," had the task of marrying the rich Bauhaus legacy with functionality that befits a modern store.
One of the prime challenges faced during the boutique's conceptualization was the absence of a conventional storage space - a staple for retail environments. This conundrum necessitated a design-forward resolution. Schwake's genius solution was to devise artistic structures that not only resonated aesthetically but also pragmatically addressed the storage dilemma. By incorporating storage within the display region, he converted an initial shortcoming into the store's defining feature, enhancing the efficiency of inventory replenishment.
A hallmark of the boutique is its adaptable design, facilitating a dynamic product showcase. Movable stands highlight the merchandise while integrating the much-needed storage. In addition, customizable glass-backed shelving units offer the dual advantage of being both displays and protective containers for more valuable pieces.
In concert with the Boutique's overseer, Mr. von Keyserlingk - an esteemed author and speaker on retail strategies - a spatial design was realized that blends harmoniously with the museum's milieu yet establishes its own design signature.
This ingenious fusion of design sensibilities, functional utility, and reverence for the Bauhaus legacy led the Bauhaus Exhibit Boutique in Weimar to clinch the coveted German Design accolade in the Superior Architectural Design segment.
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