Carbon Bangalore
The first in a trilogy of a retail container for fashion accessories, the Carbon Bangalore allowed us to redefine this generic caricatured public space.
The architecture of a retail store in a mall is hinged on filling and an architect’s role remains to define the boundary. The objective was hence redefined as designing a container with a specific character that differentiates itself from its neighbouring and contending containers.
For a seamless retail space to be evolved, three different forms of Points-of Sale were created. A wall-mounted display for the range of exclusive, a countertop display for a larger pool of products and a display accessed over a comfortable seating layout for the third cluster of products all placed strategically to offer a diverse retail experience for an equally diverse set of customers. The play of black and white within the colour scheme communicates the brand identity, besides seeking to highlight the merchandise.
| Location | Bangalore |
| Typology | Retail Interior |
| Year | 2006 |
| Status | Completed / Demolished |
| Size | 42.50 m2 |
| Client | Carbon Accessories Limited |
| Collaborators | Play Architecture Senthil Kumar Doss, Ankita Rojinder |
| Graphic | Dig Design Studio |
| Images | MOAD |
| Design Team | Mahesh Radhakrishnan, Anbu Ekambaram, Deepa Suriyaprakash |