Store interiors Applu have never been ordinary – every detail matters here and the result is always worth it. One of these stores – Apple Upper East Side – even recently received an award from the American Institute of Architects. The institute particularly praised the way in which Applu managed to sensitively transform a Manhattan bank into a high-tech store.
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Interior Apple The Upper East Side is designed by the respected architectural firm Bohlin Cywinski JackThey are. ProThe store is located on the corner of East 47th Street and Madison Avenue, and opened its doors to the public in 2013. The building in which Apple runs his store, was designed in 1922 by Henry Otis Chapman.
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) describes the space as "a beautifully laid-out space, highlighted by tall windows, elegant details, and airiness." Prostory gradually lost its elegiac quality over the yearsanci. Architects from Bohlin Cywinski JackThey were thus faced with a difficult task, which was not only to create a brand new interior in the spirit of apphunting minimalism and modernism, but the current partial renovation and preservation of the classic exterior elements of the building in which the store is located. However, the company coped with this task excellently and even managed to build completely new spaces in the basement of the building. The result is a sensitive and unobtrusive placement of modern wooden furniture with Apple devices on display inside the almost century-old building.
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Prohistory Applu on the Upper East Side also became an award winner, along with locations in Soho, West 14th Street and Grand Central. New York City Landmarks Conservancy's 2016 Chairman's Award, for the way it "combines modern technology with outstanding architecture."
