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Hiersun Group unveils stunning 3D store design

By Minjun Park
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Hiersun Group’s jewelry label, I Do, has unveiled the ‘Peaceful Elephant’ I Do Artist store in Wuhan, China, created by AntiStatics Architecture in collaboration with artist Yue Min Jun.

Located on the Han-river shopping street, I Do Wuhan stands out from its surroundings with a stunning facade featuring a giant diamond structured elephant sculpture and a white wavy installation.

“The elephant is a symbol of wisdom, strength, and unity,” the design studio said on Facebook. “In the bustling urban environment, we hope that the shape of an elephant within a weathered cave environment will bring people to a primitive and romantic atmosphere.”

Located in the heart of the store is the world’s tallest 3D printed lattice metal sculpture using parametric design and digital fabrication. The 9-meter tall artwork features Minjun’s signature laughing figure sitting on an elephant’s back, spanning two floors through a central core.

The 250sqm retail space is light and airy with what the designers describe as “fluid ribbons of robotically milled formwork continuously wrapping the space, and further enveloping the visitors within a warm embrace”. A cave-like space is carved out of the interiors wrapping the visitors in a continuously fluid environment and drawing people through the floor plan.

Jewelry displays are designed with diamond crystal structures. The twisting staircase leads customers to the second floor, which houses a minibar and a VIP commission area.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Which company is behind the new store design?

A.

The new store design for the I Do jewelry label in Wuhan was created by AntiStatics Architecture. They collaborated with artist Yue Min Jun on the concept and execution of the 'Peaceful Elephant' store.

Q.

What is the key feature of the store's interior?

A.

The central feature is the world’s tallest 3D printed lattice metal sculpture, which is 9-meters tall. This artwork depicts Minjun’s laughing figure on an elephant’s back, spanning two floors through the store's core.

Q.

What facilities are available on the second floor of the store?

A.

The second floor of the I Do Artist store houses a minibar for customers. Also, it features a dedicated VIP commission area for special client services and custom orders.

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