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Peloton Cycle
Peloton Cycle
New York, NY, United States
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Peloton Cycle
New York, NY, United States
YEAR
2014
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
Peloton is a start-up fitness company establishing a flagship space in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City. Containing a storefront retail shop, a lounge for Peloton members, a cutting-edge broadcast and participatory spinning studio, and locker room facilities, this space is the nerve center for the company's worldwide transmission of spin classes. Remote users can take live or recorded classes, airing directly via the internet from the Chelsea location.
The Peloton cycle itself integrates a 22" PCAP multi-touch screen, providing live feedback along with a socially networked fitness experience.
Architectural elements within the store, lounge, and studio, are derived from the geometries of cycle design. A screen wall made of milled wood columns provides teasing views into the lounge space, and a series of compressing elements act as thresholds between the storefront space and the more private, exclusive club beyond. A map of the world (designed in collaboration with Dungjai Pangauthaikan) made of laser-etched steel receives colored magnets indicating locations of Peloton cycles around the globe.
Photos by Eric Hwang
The Peloton cycle itself integrates a 22" PCAP multi-touch screen, providing live feedback along with a socially networked fitness experience.
Architectural elements within the store, lounge, and studio, are derived from the geometries of cycle design. A screen wall made of milled wood columns provides teasing views into the lounge space, and a series of compressing elements act as thresholds between the storefront space and the more private, exclusive club beyond. A map of the world (designed in collaboration with Dungjai Pangauthaikan) made of laser-etched steel receives colored magnets indicating locations of Peloton cycles around the globe.
Photos by Eric Hwang
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