Isadore 商店室内设计丨斯洛伐克布拉迪斯拉发丨Grau Architects

Architect：Grau Architects

Location：Bratislava, Slovakia; | ;View Map

Project Year：2021

Category：Shops

The central element of the store is the display made of a circular frame. We transformed this exhibition system located in the space into a separate object. Other furniture divides the space around - functionally, simply and practically. The transitional corridor of the store between the two squares and the composition of the objects create a different picture of the functional use of space in each shopfront window. The space was freed of unnecessary layers, supplemented by inserted elements in simple materiality. The cleanliness and rawness of the surfaces make the products themselves to stand out. Galvanized steel structures are complemented by wood, paint and recycled materials, which follow the pivotal idea of ​​the brand - the use of recycled or sustainable materials and the shortness of the supply chain supported by production in Slovakia.

The interior of the store for a successful cycling clothing brand Isadore Apparel, founded by the Velits brothers, is situated in the newly emerging city block in MlynskéNivy. The block also includes the industrial building of the former thread factory with a power plant, on the ground floor of which the store is located. The task was to create an Isadore community hub - a new typology, hybrid - commercial space combined with an open-office and cafe club space of this Slovak cycling brand. The central theme for us is the moment of the meeting, an invitation to the living room of the emerging cycling community. 

The two-level topography of the space naturally divides it into a shopping area and office / lounge zone on the lower level. At the same time, each zone is divided into other interspaces defined by the composition of functional objects. We focused on the effort not to create a space surrounded by bulky volumes, but to concede its naturalness and spaciousness. We build the basic concept on the axis. 

Architect: GRAU

Photography: Matej Hakár

Authors: Andrej Olah, Filip Marčák, Matej Kurajda, Jana Filípková

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