APires 2015portfolio
APires 2015portfolio
APires 2015portfolio
THE CHALLENGE “THE GALLERY” LEASING PLAN 200 OCCIDENTAL AVE, SEATTLE, WA
THE SOLUTION
We designed an art-focused
marketplace called The Gallery
wtih a pop-up shop concept. I STORE LOCATION: 338 SQUARE FEET
branded and designed a pop-up
shop named SLICE Knives &
Cutting Boards: a kitchen knife
store with a museum exhibit
concept and a multi-channel
experience.
SKILLS USED
Concept Development
Space Planning
INSPIRATION: ART GALLERY POP-UP SHOP “STAPLE” FORMS
Google Sketchup
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
STORE BRANDING
SLICE
KNIVES AND CUTTING BOARDS
LOGO DESIGN
SLICE is a pop-up shop in The Gallery Marketplace that targets home chefs who love good design. Customers checking out the latest Gallery exhibit will not want to leave without
purchasing some “art” for their kitchen.
We sell unique kitchen knives and cutting boards sourced from skilled, independent artisans worldwide. We feature a small, curated collection of the finest quality and the most beautiful
kitchen knives and cutting boards not seen in typical kitchen stores. We’ve done the research. Our customers can count on our knives being of superior quality and craftsmanship.
The SLICE Rewards program offers a great opportunity to gain exclusive access to private events, as well as free admission to knife skills classes and sharpening services. We believe
that giving our customers the knowledge and skills of proper care of kitchen knives is the most important thing we can do in terms of customer service. Knives that stay sharp and usable
will make for the happiest customers. Happy customers will return to SLICE for their future knife purchases.
While we only showcase a curated collection in-store, we offer the full line of knife sets online. Customers can view and purchase the full sets on touch-screen monitors in-store. We also
offer customizable services with select artisans.
Customers will leave with unique, high-quality knives in beautiful wood boxes engraved with the store logo. Each box will contain information on the artist of the particular knife chosen.
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT AND FLOOR PLAN
INTERACTIVE TOUCH-SCREENS
THE MULTI-CHANNEL EXPERIENCE BEGINS AT THE STORE WITH INTERACTIVE SCREENS, AND CONTINUES AFTER THE CUSTOMER LEAVES DUE TO THE SLICE SMARTPHONE APP.
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CUTTING SKILLS CLASS // JUNE 27 MEMBERS ONLY VIRTUAL KNIFE RACK NEW ARRIVALS STORE LOCATION AND EVENTS
NEW ARRIVALS
STORE LOCATION:
The Gallery
200 Occidental Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
KNIFE SKILLS CLASS
SUNDAY, JUNE 27
10:00 am
HOURS OF OPERATION:
SIGN UP
M-TH 9:30 am - 9:00 pm
F-Sa 9:30 am - 11:00 pm
Su 11 am - 7 pm
ABOUT SLICE
MAKER
OF THE
UPLOAD FROM UPLOAD FROM
MONTH MY VIRTUAL
GAME ONLINE STORE OTHER RACK
KNIFE RACK SLICE REWARDS PROGRAM
BIANCHI FLAGSHIP SEATTLE
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
THE CHALLENGE
Research the Bianchi brand and
develop a concept based on
your research. Design a flagship
store around that concept
that includes a reception area,
retail area, repair area, and
congregation space.
THE SOLUTION
I researched the urban “fixie” A PERSONALIZED BIANCI “FIXIE” BICYCLE CONCEPT SKETCHES
SKILLS USED
Concept Development
Space Planning
Model Building
Google Sketchup
Hand Rendering
Autodesk Revit STUDY MODELS
Construction Documents
FLOOR PLANS & SECTIONS
THE CHALLENGE
Study the use of framing in Rick
Joy’s Avra Verde. Design a
space with an entry experience,
primary space, transition
experience, secondary space,
and focal point using the
concept of framing.
SKILLS USED
CONCEPT SKETCHES
Concept Development
Hand Drafting
Model Building
FLOOR PLAN
PHYSICAL MODEL
SKETCHES // 10-30 MINUTES
10-30 MINUTE SKETCHES
SAINT MARK’S CATHEDRAL, SEATTLE WA FRYE ART MUSSEUM, SEATTLE WA KINGS STREET STATION, SEATTLE WA
ULTRA FINE POINT SHARPIE // 20 MINUTES ULTRA FINE POINT SHARPIE // 10 MINUTES ULTRA FINE POINT SHARPIE // 30 MINUTES
THANK YOU!
ALISSA PIRES
BELLEVUE COLLEGE
JUNIOR
EXP. GRADUATION JUNE 2017
[email protected]
(425) 941-9397