Bureau de Change Designs Nikos Koulis Jewellery Store in Athens with Geometric Metalwork
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Summary
London architecture studio Bureau de Change designed a flagship store in Athens for Greek jewellery designer Nikos Koulis, featuring intricate metalwork and an asymmetric window that draws inspiration from Koulis' geometric jewellery designs. The store occupies a 1960s building on Voukourestiou Street and incorporates aluminium details that reflect the designer's aesthetic.
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Occupying a 1960s building on Voukourestiou Street, the flagship store takes cues from Nikos Koulis' geometric jewellery designs
The shopfront features an asymmetric window and aluminium details
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