Supreme Store, Brooklyn
Brooklyn, États-Unis
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
© Dean Kaufman
- Architectes
- Neil Logan, Architect
- Lieu
- 152 Grand St, 11249 Brooklyn, États-Unis
- Année
- 2017
- Client
- Supreme
- Équipe
- Neil Logan, Minji Kim
A former ice cream truck storage building in the Williamsburg district of Brooklyn was converted into new retail space for Supreme. The long wide column free space was sub-divided into a public retail area, an elevated free standing skate bowl and back of house storage area. A low horizontal storefront grafted onto the double height brick garage, underscores the spacious volume of the interior. New cast-in-place white concrete walls lining the perimeter serve as neutral grounds for the store fixtures.
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