P-U-R-A designs hybrid sneaker showroom for footshop in prague

P-U-R-A designs hybrid sneaker showroom for footshop in prague
all images courtesy of benedikt markel, footshop

architecture and design studio P-U-R-A was tasked with creating a hybrid shoe store for czech-based sneakers e-company footshop. the location is footshop’s first in prague, and acts as a public gallery for sneaker culture at large. the space is highly adaptable, and can accommodate a range of events and shows in addition to sales.

‘footshop prague’ interior 

visitors to ‘footshop prague’ can shop for shoes directly, as well as pick up online-orders, try on wares, or hang out with friends and fellow connoisseurs. adaptation of the storefront for event purposes is carried out quickly and simply by integrated design elements. shoe-racks can be hoisted to the ceiling via pulleys, free-standing displays can be repurposed as seats or tables, and the main counter can be used as DJ table or other similar functions. 

entire space

counter desk detail 

sneakers as facade: shoe racks are visible from surrounding urban context 

pulley mechanisms 

showroom in shop-mode 

‘footshop prague’ event 

counter as DJ table 

surroundings 

axonometric view

project info:

name: footshop showroom
architects: P-U-R-A
location: bubenska 1, prague 7 – holesovice, czech republic
design: rene dlesk, roy nash
cooperation: jan lorenc, jan madura, tomas oriesek
project area: 120m²
timeline: 2014-2015
photographs: benedikt markel, footshop

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edited by: nick brink | designboom

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