The Spot Retail Store

The Spot is a network of retail spaces with different dimensions, proportions and conditions. The task was not to design one fixed element, but a system capable of adapting to each location.

The geometric structure became the shared carrier of identity, while its form and intensity changed in response to each interior.

Customer movement and the organisation of the retail space were translated into a spatial curve directing the development of the system.

The curve links zones, follows the flow of the interior and establishes the basis for generating the elements.

The parametric model enabled the width, height, density and rhythm of the structure to adapt to different locations.

The project’s identity depends not on repeating one form, but on consistently applying a shared geometric logic.

The mesh was shaped to appear dynamic and to adapt to the space, movement paths and the specific conditions of each location. At the same time, ball-packing optimisation allowed the triangular elements to remain as close as possible to an equilateral form.

The analysis shows the degree to which individual triangles deviate from an equilateral form. Despite the different spatial conditions and the pronounced dynamics of the mesh, deviations remain small throughout most of the system.