NIKE — NIKELAB CONCEPT
NikeLab was conceived as a premier retail destination for the brand’s most exclusive collaborations and technical innovations. The goal was to move beyond traditional commerce, creating a space that felt like a curated extension of Nike’s performance laboratory.
Working within a focused three person design team, I ideated a new architectural language through modular fixture systems and experimental material studies. I led the visual storytelling and branding iterations, ensuring the environment felt distinct from Nike’s broader retail tiers.
The concept was executed through a synchronized global launch, opening locations in NYC, London, Milan, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Paris on a single day. The project proved the scalability of a high concept retail system across major fashion capitals. (Nike design partners: Tim Rupp, Taylor Quinn)
Role: Design + 3d Visuals
NikeLab M21, New York
I collaborated on development of a modular system using blocks and a clip/strap to provide an endlessly rearrange-able retail fixture system
Custom designed clip for block modules
Cashwrap built from block modules. The blocks were manufactured from recycled Nike Sneaker material.
The shoe wall display system (also modular) was manufactured from recycled plastic material.
NikeLab Dover Street Market, New York
NikeLab, Japan
NikeLab Dover Street Market, London