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Thank you so much for your fantastic work.
Can t wait to get another of your stores.
Volkswagen Drive Showroom at Unter den Linden/Berlin, maybe not as glamourous but the store has a nice multi-level glasfront and they are displaying the full bunch of volkswagen brands.
I suggest these stores:
- Massimo Dutti Polanco (Mexico City)
- Adidas Ginza
- Bvlgari Ginza
- Ermenegildo Zegna Ginza
- Versace Barcelona
- House of Riutals Amsterdam
Will higher level buildings be in the works soon?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0AxpqgRHKM
which is how I learned modeling for C:S from scratch. This guide is also immensely helpful:
https://sp.zhabite.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=500036497
They all should be 5*!
Some other stores worth considering while keeping with the theme of this collection (some are duplicative brands):
Dior in Omotesando by SANAA
Prada in Tokyo by Herzog & de Meuron
Miu Miu in Aoyama by Herzog & de Meuron
Armani in New York by Massimiliano Fuksas
Hermes in Ginza by Renzo Piano
Natur & Nicolai Bergmann by SANAA
Burberry in Chicago
Givenchy in Seoul
Puma in Osaka
Bershka in Shibuya
Alienware in Chongqing
L'oreal concept in Stockholm by IAMZ
Hublot in New York
I would also say Mikimoto in Tokyo by Toyo Ito but someone else has already made one.
Forty Five Ten in Dallas is stunning, but has a distinctive traditional industrial flair with a modern twist (not straight up modern like what you have above)