In London there is a shopping center made of recycled contaniners. It's called Boxpark and hosts small entrepreneurs but also big brands
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himLow-cost shops, made from recycled containers. The new style of luxury genozi is an idea of Roger Wade, and is known as Boxpark. In collaboration with real estate developers Hammerson and Ballymore, the Boxpark promises to revolutionize retail with new low-cost shops.
Already at work a London, the new shopping center made of containers has already become a place for true connoisseurs and enthusiasts, where it is not only possible to find clothing and footwear, but where a lively community of talented brands has been born, which have brought innovation, creativity and fashion in their place: on the road, On the road.
The structures are neither intrusive nor too invasive, but they can easily integrate with the surrounding urban fabric, with an addition of color that does not hurt.
A real "container country", where old containers have been repainted in black and white and reassembled in clusters of two floors by five. Upstairs there are also various restaurants with benches and tables outside.
At the base of the idea of Wade, there was a willingness to offer one new opportunity for small businesses who otherwise would not have been able to afford high rents. In this way, at low costs and with a decidedly reduced environmental impact, small entrepreneurs have been able to start a business, one of a kind.
And in this shopping center so singular could not miss a concept store that sells ethical gifts for Amnesty International. But there are also best known brands like Levi, Puma, Calvin Klein and Nike, who couldn't miss the opportunity to have their own space in this place. A peculiarity? Nobody is allowed to expose anything else outside their name. The result is a beautiful one visual democratization, as if to say: at least from the outside we are all the same. And strictly green.
Francesca Mancuso
