KERAMIN
A retail establishment specializing in construction supplies
KERAMIN
A retail establishment specializing in construction supplies.
- Year:2016
- Status:Concept
- Location:Tynystanov st., Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
- Team:Igor Tsarik, Azamat Ismaev
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Year:2016 -
Status:Concept -
Location:Tynystanov st., Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan -
Team:Igor Tsarik, Azamat Ismaev
About the project
This establishment comprises a two-storey edifice, a branded emporium for construction materials. The design of the project is inspired by the forms of origami, with the black and white components of the facade operating on the principle of folding.
About the project
This establishment comprises a two-storey edifice, a branded emporium for construction materials. The design of the project is inspired by the forms of origami, with the black and white components of the facade operating on the principle of folding.
The facade has a variable horizontal elevation — solutions for dynamic, diverse heights have been applied. The very image of the facade is executed in a zigzag formulation relative to the building line. In front, the facility is made in lightweight structures — large-format hpl panels from "FunderMax" were used, as well as large-format dimensional glazing.
The facade has a variable horizontal elevation — solutions for dynamic, diverse heights have been applied. The very image of the facade is executed in a zigzag formulation relative to the building line. In front, the facility is made in lightweight structures — large-format hpl panels from "FunderMax" were used, as well as large-format dimensional glazing.
The central glass faсade serves as the principal entrance, while a secondary entrance is provided for technical purposes. The interior layout was meticulously crafted to allow visitors to traverse the entire store in a manner reminiscent of a museum, either following an eight-shaped path or a circular route.
The central glass faсade serves as the principal entrance, while a secondary entrance is provided for technical purposes. The interior layout was meticulously crafted to allow visitors to traverse the entire store in a manner reminiscent of a museum, either following an eight-shaped path or a circular route.
