AIM Architecture's Zara flagship in Nanjing connects to local heritage, going beyond retail aims
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Design
General Contractor
Façade Contractor (Glass) and furniture
Structural Engineer & Façade Consulting
Lighting Supplier
Audiovisual Supplier
Audiovisual Supplier (Local)
Zacaffè Design
Digital Experience
Completed
March 2025
Area
3,450 sq-m
From showcasing Zara’s clothing transportation system through a glass wall to using local brick, this Zara flagship takes the extra step to connect with the city’s residents.
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