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![XYTS Shop / WGNB - Interior Photography](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/6054/89c5/f91c/81a5/e900/0757/newsletter/3Q9A1578.jpg?1616152996)
Text description provided by the architects. XYTS is a fashion select shop, showcasing over 100 brands in Gangnam, Seoul.
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![XYTS Shop / WGNB - Interior Photography, Chair](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/6054/8381/f91c/8187/aa00/0671/newsletter/3Q9A1496.jpg?1616151392)
Our design for XYTS began with a spatial concept of “molding cocoon”. A simple geometric form undergoes through a molding frame, resulting an unexpected result. We treated each of the original form, the molding frame and the result as spatial objets that products are displayed within.
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The original form became a monumental background of a lounge, and the molding frame and what came out from the frame shares an iconic color, orange, to illustrate the process of “molding cocoon”. Lastly, the outcome objet are developed into a pavilion structure resembling a cocoon, which greets customers into the store with sales items displayed within.
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During the project, we collaborated with a Seoul-based acrylic artist and designer, Rahee Yoon, in fabricating translucent acrylic furniture that embodies the concept color of the store.
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