Nike Soccer (Football) Store Concept Design by Ben Dekock
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This is a spatial design concept design of a Nike Soccer retail space by Western Washington ID junior student Ben Dekock. The process began with abstract form studies which were then transformed into something unique and spectacular. Elevating the retail experience to museum of modern art.
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