British architecture studio, Foster + Partners, designed an Apple Store in the heart of Turkey’s bustling city.
What at first glance appears to be a single-story building is set back from the street frontage, with the fully glazed space, which is actually two stories, flanked on two sides by travertine stone walls. Apple’s third store in Istanbul is a true reflection of the company’s visual identity and credo, with an illuminated logo in the center of the glazed façade.
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Source: Dezeen
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