Using parametric design, a new Rolex boutique in Toronto boasts a statement façade
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101 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 3L7, Canada
Architect
Computational Designer
Interior Design
Rolex HQ
Client
Royal de Versailles Jewellers
Brand
Builder
Burnac
The new Toronto boutique uses computational design to articulate the brand’s position as a leader in innovation and technology in the watchmaking world.
Key features
Royal de Versailles
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