NIKE — HOUSE OF INNOVATION NYC/000

Art Direction I PM | Digital Process Development

Redefining Nike’s flagship experience required a visual language that could align senior leadership with a new vision for retail. As part of the Global Brand Design team, I focused on bridging digital and physical environments by developing the creative concepts and high fidelity imagery used to define the store's visual direction.

While contributing to the broader design effort, I led the implementation of immersive VR and real-time rendering into our internal workflow. By directing a multidisciplinary group of designers and vendors through these new technical pipelines, I modernized our prototyping process and enabled more decisive executive alignment during the two-year development cycle.

The NYC flagship now serves as a global blueprint for Nike’s retail future. By integrating innovative design with technical infrastructure, the project established a new industry standard for experiential, digital to physical retail. (e.g., immersive VR and realtime rendering). (Internal 3D team: Lisa Jarnell, Lee Ailima-Rose. Photo credits: Michael Wells, Hypebeast, Nike)

Role: Art Direction + Project Management + Digital Process Development

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Facade — Innovative slump glass facade was studied extensively with the talent of the 3d team.

Facade — Innovative slump glass facade was studied extensively with the talent of the 3d team.

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Store photos vs. 3d development images. (Photos on left — Renders on right)

Store photos vs. 3d development images. (Photos on left — Renders on right)

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Early facade studies

Early facade studies