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Vending Space: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Vending space encompasses the design of retail environments, market structures, and vendor infrastructure. This includes temporary and permanent installations, street furniture, and adaptive spaces that facilitate commerce and community gathering.

The community explores conversions of industrial buildings into retail destinations, modular vendor systems for urban streets, speculative retail futures, and the repurposing of factories and warehouses as markets and galleries that blend commerce with cultural programming.

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Bharati Gupta1 work

junqiao Li1 work

Yomna El Ghazaly1 work

Islam Alnahrawy1 work

Rana Elsayed Hussien1 work

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CRATE MART

The CRATE MART revolves around the REHABILITATION of the supermarket retail post pandemic. The design is an architectural and technological exploration that enables a safer environment for the customers while also redefining one’s supermarket experience, welcoming them back to shop. The design is conceived to be modular in nature.

Hernan and 2 others

Social Q

Social Q is a modern food cart, that creates multiple modular design opportunities, using simple materials and easily transportable.

Islam and 2 others

Upcycling Retail

The retail is an assembly of modular structure system, contains prefabricated units guided by main and secondary paths. The structure adapts for changing functions in the future. The units are designed to embrace different activities. Technological interventions are added to the physical store, to make interesting experience in the abundant site of Dixie.

ELİF

+bookHub

+bookHub's design envisions a dynamic spatial concept formed with modular and modifiable parts to create a versatile space for social engagement, equipped with all basic needs of a social setting. BookHub incorporates reading and socializing into one area with collapsible study spaces, workshop and outdoor settings ideal for concerts, symposiums or pop-ups.

Ewelina

Vendor

Vendor is an urban furniture dedicated to seaside area of Tricity, where seasonal street vending has a long tradition. Designed to create a trade space and showcase local products in appealing way helps local marketers to provide a competitive service. Together with mobile app it eases the process of receiving the trade licence and finding a trade space.

junqiao

retail in 2077

In the future, commerce is no longer a purchase of physical objects, but a place and atmosphere for people to buy experience, and the VR world is the key to unlock this lock. All the businesses are simplified by a solid wall into a variety of print advertising, people are attracted by the content of the advertising version, and then they enjoy the V R world

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UNI Editorial

publishedBlog4 months ago

SUSA Threads a Curved Armature Through a 1907 Toronto Candy Factory Loft

A 1,100-square-foot renovation in the historic Candy Factory Lofts replaces walls with a single continuous curve of white oak, travertine, and marble.

Vending Space

Office Building

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago