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  • Captivating Facade For ‘City Vibes’, An Indian Ethnic Menswear Brand | NEWNESS ARCHITECTURE

    During our first meeting with the client at the site, they mentioned that they wanted to make a statement by creating a captivating facade for ‘City Vibes’, an Indian ethnic menswear brand. City Vibes is a brand in India that sells menswear for all festivities and their flagship store’s entrance facade is designed by Newness Architecture, a firm based out of the city of Jaipur, India. It is located on the busy Tonk Road. It became clear to us that we had to break away from the stereotype of the predominant Rajput architecture of Rajasthan and make the store stand out with a facade that awed it’s viewers!

    Captivating Facade For ‘City Vibes’, An Indian Ethnic Menswear Brand | Newness Architecture

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    Layering the west-facing building’s entrance with white aluminum fins to emulate a white blank canvas and then composing two of the most elemental shapes – circles and arches made of aluminum sheets in an abstract arrangement enabled us to kill two birds with one stone: creating an aesthetically pleasing facade and partially shading the building from the glaring sunlight.

    Since the building was already made, we had to keep the facade lightweight. Aluminum fins are powder-coated sections of aluminum placed and cut along the curvilinear ornaments. The ornaments of the facade are made of aluminum sheets welded together using an arc-welding technique that is subsequently finished in metallic color.

    We understood that the busiest hours of sales were between 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM, a time when the sun starts to set and slowly goes below the horizon until it’s dark.

    Highlighting this retail facade was imperative during those hours, hence we placed flexible profile LEDs along the circular and arched ornaments to make them glow in warm white lighting.

    This trendsetting facade engages people who pass it by and the customers that visit the store to pick outfits for their celebrations. We hope to fill viewers with joy as they look at this facade.

    FACT FILE

    Designed by : Newness Architecture

    Project Type : Commercial Building

    Project Name : City Vibes

    Location : Jaipur, Rajasthan

    Year Built : 2021

    Duration of project : 1 Year

    Built up : 2500 m2

    Project Size :  4500 sq.ft

    Project Cost : 49,02,909.90

    Principal Architect : Rajat Upadhyaya

    Team Design Credits : Rajat Upadhyaya & Kaushal Jain

    Content Writing : Muskan Agarwal

    Photography : Bharat Aggarwal

    Products / Materials / Vendors : Arc Welding of Aluminum – Surya Industries / Aluminum Fins’ Installation – A. R. Marketing / Glass Glazing – Windoor Makers / Satin enamel – Nippon Pain / Curtain wall section – Jindal Aluminum / Modi Series – Sunguard / IP67 Dot Free Flexi Strip – Hybec.

    Firm’s Website Link : Newness Architecture

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