Riviera Records Store
Year: 2020
Typology: Interieur
Client: Riviera Records
Address: Dreimühlenstraße 10, 80469 Muenchen
Photos: Kaj Lehner
The Riviera Records store, which was planned from the beginning as an interim use, was located in the middle of the Glockenbachviertel, near the Schlachthof in Munich. The record store found its first home in a small shop typical for the district. The idea was not only to create a location for vinyl connoisseurs but also a public space for family, friends and neighbours. The backroom, which was used for digging and previewing records, was the main design task. Inspired by the vibe of the Italian region Riviera, the choice of colours and materials were made. The front room was used more as a sales area for clothes, selected wines and other products from local partners. The shop provided a venue for art and hosted a new exhibition every fortnight. The space was meeting point in the neighbourhood and, like the whole shop, signalled that everyone was welcome here, whether they were looking for records, clothes, art or someone who just wanted to have a little chat.
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Riviera Records Store
Year: 2022
Typology: Interieur
Client: Riviera Records
Address: Dreimühlenstraße 10, 80469 Muenchen
Photos: Kaj Lehner
The Riviera Records store, which was planned from the beginning as an interim use, was located in the middle of the Glockenbachviertel, near the Schlachthof in Munich. The record store found its first home in a small shop typical for the district. The idea was not only to create a location for vinyl connoisseurs but also a public space for family, friends and neighbours. The backroom, which was used for digging and previewing records, was the main design task. Inspired by the vibe of the Italian region Riviera, the choice of colours and materials were made. The front room was used more as a sales area for clothes, selected wines and other products from local partners. The shop provided a venue for art and hosted a new exhibition every fortnight. The space was meeting point in the neighbourhood and, like the whole shop, signalled that everyone was welcome here, whether they were looking for records, clothes, art or someone who just wanted to have a little chat.
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