Apple Regent Street / Foster + Partners
The re-imagining of Apple Regent Street in London marks the continuing evolution of Apple, going beyond retail to create richer, more dynamic experiences for visitors. Its innovative design creates a relaxed environment, while incorporating Apple?s new features and services. The design is the result of a close collaboration between Apple?s teams led by Jonathan Ive, chief design officer and Angela Ahrendts, senior vice president of Retail and Foster + Partners.
© Nigel Young
Architects: Foster + Partners
Location: London, United Kingdom
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Nigel Young
© Nigel Young
From the architect. The re-imagining of Apple Regent Street in London marks the continuing evolution of Apple, going beyond retail to create richer, more dynamic experiences for visitors. Its innovative design creates a relaxed environment, while incorporating Apple?s new features and services. The design is the result of a close collaboration between Apple?s teams led by Jonathan Ive, chief design officer and Angela Ahrendts, senior vice president of Retail and Foster + Partners.
© Nigel Young
Regent Street is one of the most famous shopping streets in the world, and the site where Apple opened its first retail store in Europe in 2004. The new store occupies the same building, with the Grade II listed historic fa...
© Nigel Young
Architects: Foster + Partners
Location: London, United Kingdom
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Nigel Young
© Nigel Young
From the architect. The re-imagining of Apple Regent Street in London marks the continuing evolution of Apple, going beyond retail to create richer, more dynamic experiences for visitors. Its innovative design creates a relaxed environment, while incorporating Apple?s new features and services. The design is the result of a close collaboration between Apple?s teams led by Jonathan Ive, chief design officer and Angela Ahrendts, senior vice president of Retail and Foster + Partners.
© Nigel Young
Regent Street is one of the most famous shopping streets in the world, and the site where Apple opened its first retail store in Europe in 2004. The new store occupies the same building, with the Grade II listed historic fa...
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