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176 pages |
Sign Gallery No. 3
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The whole world uses signs to identify
businesses, direct traffic and inform the public. This newest edition
contains more than 300 full-color photos. Selected from the most recent
Signs of the Times contests, these are the very latest and best sign designs
available in one book. Categories included are: electric signs and channel letters; neon signage, graphics and art; digital displays; painted and vinyl signs; carved, routed and gilded dimensional signs; digitally printed banners; large-scale wall murals; vehicle graphics; entry monuments; and more. Use it as a sales tool by showing customers
examples, or as an idea book for your own designs. This is a must-have for
everyone involved in designing, fabricating and selling signs. |
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Sign Gallery International
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The whole world uses signs to identify
businesses direct traffic and inform the public. This edition contains
nearly 400 full-color photos and descriptive captions. Sign Gallery
International features projects from the U.S. and Canada, England and
Austria, Brazil and South Africa. o Electric signs and channel letters Sign Gallery International provides the
photos and descriptions that will help anyone to design better and more
intricate signs.
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176 pages |
Specialty Food Store Design
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Today's more affluent and educated shoppers
seek out smaller, specialized markets in a desire to return to the comfort,
convenience and security of a bygone era before giant supermarkets.
High-quality products and aesthetic surroundings are now expected by many
shoppers, who are also keenly aware of what is natural and wholesome.
Farmer's markets, organic produce shops and health food stores, as well as
upscale, elegant imported specialty and gourmet take-out food stores are
appearing in local neighborhoods, in strip centers, in malls and on main
streets across the country. In Specialty Food Store Design, we have brought 75 exciting examples from today's food retailers and designers who have clearly understood the needs of the expanding number of sophisticated shoppers. In over 300 full-color photographs accompanied by informative text by the renowned Martin M. Pegler, we'll show you examples of bakeries, candy stores, wine and liquor establishments, convenience stores and gourmet markets where the discerning taste of the customer is emphasized. Some stores feature the exceptional quality
of the product by utilizing handsome fixtures and fittings, with rich
materials and handsome displays under flattering light. Others resemble old
world open markets and play on the nostalgia of the neighborhood food
markets where fruits and vegetables were presented as works of art. You'll
see how tasting rooms in wine and liquor stores add to the sense of luxury
and personal attention for the shopper, and how candy stores remain in
keeping with retailers' all-pervasive love of entertainment themes. Specialty Food Store Design fulfills a very
particular need in the ever growing and increasingly creative field of store
design. It's a book you'll refer to again and again for innovation in the
specialty food market, whether you're an interior designer, architect,
visual merchandiser or retail executive. |
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Storefronts & Facades No. 7
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Storefronts & Facades No. 7 is a
compendium of what is happening now in storefront architecture and design.
In today's highly competitive world where shop vs. shop and mall vs. mall is
a constant battle, it is necessary to make a first and lasting impression --
up front-- on the well-trafficked street or in the busy mall or center. This 176-page book with over 300 full-color photographs shows the ABC's of storefront and facade design. In alphabetical format ranging from arches and awnings to wall art, wood and zig zag, you will experience the ways and the means, the looks and the textures, and the techniques. Whether taking inspiration from the classics of the past, or not quite so distant past, the photographs and easy-to-read text in each chapter show which stores are using what designs, materials and techniques to express themselves, and impress passersby and shoppers. Storefronts & Facades No. 7 is a
compendium of the best efforts from top professionals in the field of
storefront architecture and design. You will find yourself referring to this
book repeatedly for creative inspiration and ideas. |
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166 pages |
Stores and Retail Spaces No. 3
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This book features the winners of the
Institute of Store Planners (ISP) and Visual Merchandising and Store Design
(VM+SD) International Store Interior Design Competition. Each winner
represents excellence in store planning, visual merchandising, graphics and
lighting design. More than 60 leading-edge stores are presented in 300 full-color photos of excellent and varied designs, diagrams of floor plans, and detailed captions. Included are: new and renovated stores, specialty shops, department stores, kiosks, restaurants, themes and entertainment establishments, supermarkets, and mass merchandise stores. Selected by top professionals in the visual
merchandising and store design fields, Stores and Retail Spaces No. 3
provides valuable retail design information and inspiration. |
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176 pages |
Stores Of The Year No. 12
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In over 225 full-color photographs, Stores of
the Year No. 12 will show you how top professionals in the fields of design,
architecture, and lighting and fixtures, turn spaces into marketplaces.
Famous designers and newcomers alike reveal new solutions to the complex
problems of retail design and visual merchandising. Illustrated in this edition are the elements of good store design: architecture, fixturing, lighting and merchandising presentation. The stores we have selected show how top professionals in the field of store design turn spaces into marketplaces that sell the goods. Today there is a need by a large part of
the buying public to be surrounded by more and more: more excitement, more
entertainment, more color and light, more sizzle and sparkle, and, more
selections from which to choose. In Stores of the year No. 12 we show you
the gamut of store design; the many faces, approaches and attitudes of store
design. In five exciting chapters, boutiques/shops/stores in the following retailing segments are featured: women's fashion, men's fashion, lifestyle, children's wear and fashion accessories. With dozens and dozens of design solutions,
Stores of the Year No. 12 is a book you'll refer to again and again for
creative innovation-whether you're an interior designer, architect, visual
merchandiser or retail executive. Anyone responsible for creating exciting
atmospheres for today's shopper will find great new ideas in this 176-page
book. |
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160 pages |
Store Windows No. 11
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From A to Z, Store Widows No. 11 is boiling
over with new and innovative promotional, seasonal and advertising ideas for
all occasions, all seasons and any type of sale. Learn from the best window display artists that it isn't how much money you spend, it is how clever, imaginative and ingenious the design is and how he/she translates those ideas into reality using a small budget. Inexpensive, easily found or recycled materials most often make up the most successful displays. The proof of this statement is in these 160
pages filled with full-color photographs of the very best in store window
displays. Included is the work of some of the most capable and creative display persons and visual merchandisers in the U.S., South America and Europe. Examples are from department and specialty stores as well as famous brand name and designer shops and boutiques offering a wide spectrum of window design solutions that can be easily and inexpensively adapted for almost any window. For example: Special events and holidays are covered in sections titled Bridal, Easter, Father's Day, Mother's Day, etc.; unique/novel ideas in sections titled Butterflies, Exotica, Everyday Objects, etc.; and unusual objects such as Branches, Pipes 'n Clamps, Supergraphics and X-Rays... and so much, much more. This is a resource book full of idea starters that will be a constant source for display and merchandising ideas. Store Windows No. 11 is edited by Martin M.
Pegler. He has written over 50 books on visual merchandising, display and
store design. He is a professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology in
New York and his many years in the field make him a specialist in the
selection o displays that sell. |
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176 pages |
Streetscapes
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While it may take mountains, hills, lakes,
streams and trees to create a landscape, it takes the mind and hands of man,
and man-made structures, to arrange a streetscape. Some architects define a
streetscape as a series of building facades designed and orchestrated, with
variations, to affect a homogeneous look or setting. A streetscape may also
be the texture and fabric of a street, a neighborhood, even a town or a city
that may have taken decades or even centuries to "perfect." It can
be a collection of structures of assorted styles and periods, gracefully
patinaed and softened to create a unique and memorable look. More than just
the buildings and structures, it is the signage, the graphics, the
billboards, the display windows, the colors and lights and even the
landscaping of the street. It is the composition of shapes and forms, of
masses and details, of shadows and highlights: sometimes balanced and
harmonious and sometimes kilter and at odds with itself. It is the building
materials and the textures. Streetscapes features 80 different projects with 300 color photos, as stories. These stories are rendered in brick and stone, in metal and wood. They recount how and where a people live: the places they live, eat and shop. Architects, designers, sculptors, painters, masons and metal molders contribute to the streetscape as so the graphic artists, sign painters and makers, neon blowers and banners, lighting technicians, landscapers and gardeners. In this book of Streetscapes we have
combined many different streets formed over years of building and rebuilding
as well as newly created "instant" neighborhoods of hotel/resort
complexes, malls and shopping and entertainment centers where the
architects/designers have recreated another time and place to create the
ambiance. |
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