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Beymen Tersane is the international firm’s first completed project in Turkey.

Cloaked in a complex and captivating double-layer scrim, the 2x4–designed installation continues the luxury brand’s tradition of finding refinement in the mundane.

On M Street's upscale retail strip, an enigmatic new store for Canadian luggage brand Monos is the third to be designed by the Vancouver-based firm.

A retrospective of the design-minded company's retail spaces reveals an apt history of innovation, particularly with glass.

A pattern inspired by a 1909 Cartier brooch is engraved on the store’s undulant glazing.

Twenty-eight shipping containers create a portable version of Florida’s famed Bal Harbour Shops that combines industrial materials with elegant design.

Curving, compartmentalized, and clad in oak, the store’s 120-foot-long display wall acts as both an object of interest and a space-maker.

The architects mixed foreign and Italian influences for a Janus-like retail project located in the affluent Neapolitan district of Chiaia.

Located inside a bustling Shanghai mall, Ms MIN's second shop was inspired by the material language of textile production.

Cohlmeyer Architecture creates a green oasis behind the facade of an aging ex-industrial building.