Apple's retail spaces share a typical design theme using the items they offer concentrating on minimalist accents along with a clean, easy-to-navigate design (barring the swarming hordes of clients). The brand new "prototype" store being built in Palo Alto offers to use the very best ideas from Apple's decade in retail.
The brand new $3.15 billion dollar store has been built only one block from the initial Apple Store and can borrow designs using their company popular Apple shops. The brand new two-story, 15,000 sq . ft ., Palo Alto space will share exactly the same curved-glass roof along with other patented designs in the Upper West Side store. It will likewise use a basement and rear mezzanine for storage and offices, a tactic utilized in numerous other stores. Actually, Apple has introduced within the same architectural firm that produced the legendary Covent Garden and Pudong stores to create that one.
Continuing to move forward, Apple really wants to avoid single-layout, cookie-cutter store designs and rather concentrate on adapting each retail space towards the specific site and atmosphere by which they are situated. This is a relief because when anybody who's visited the shop on Haight Street in Bay Area, whitened and glass everything from time to time stays out just like a sore thumb. [Mac News Network - Palo Alto photograph via Kirstina Sangsahachart/Daily News]
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