DAY 3
The design language of Apple’s earliest stores included a facade of matte black panels with matching framed windows. By 2003, new locations moved to the stainless steel design that became synonymous with Apple Stores. Today, Apple Cherry Creek in Denver is one of only three Apple Stores in the world holding on to the original design.
Photo: Brian King
Other original designs at Apple Cherry Creek include maple wood flooring instead of tile and pinstripe glass dividers that once divided the store into themed sections like “home” and “pro.” Apple Southpoint in Durham and Apple Tice’s Corner in Woodcliff Lake share similar details.
Josh is building The Cinderella City Project, a virtual reality recreation of Englewood's lost mid-century mall.
Karthik is a UI and UX designer who also experiments with accessible industrial design and well-being.
Matthew creates animated augmented reality sculptures on his Mac and iPhone and juxtaposes them against vivid landscapes.
Brian runs Orlin Culture Shop, an illustration studio inspired by his artistic family legacy.
