Posted on Sunday, December 24 2006 @ 10:25 CET by Thomas De MaesschalckBusiness Week has a nice one, they take a look at architectural wonders of the year 2006.
One of them is the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue in New York:
Just as Apple strives to outdo itself with every product release, each new retail space seems to overshadow the last. The store that opened this year on Fifth Avenue—a 32-foot-tall glass cube that beckons consumers down a glass staircase to a subterranean computer heaven—ups the ante on its predecessors. And, of course, it comes with genius service and a well-engineered retail experience—lots of hands-on stations, for instance—to leave the typical big-box retail experience in the dust.
