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Nik Stoll™


Architecture
  1. More than Parking
  2. EchoLux Chamber
  3. The Sleek Shelter
  4. 126 E Broadway
  5. Imprint of Time
  6. Shenzhen Opera House
  7. GTA Archive
  8. Less Work More Space


Furniture
  1. Stool 26.982
  2. Equipoise
  3. Table Lamp


Product Design
  1. Timepiece for British National Rail
  2. Carte Blanche


Exhibition
  1. Celestral Vaults
  2. Sturm und Drang
  3. Sturm und Drang Preview


AI Workflows
    1. Low-Fidelity Inputs into
        Coherent Renderings


CGI
  1. Architecture
  2. Art


Contributed Work
  1. Louis Vuitton Visionary Journeys
  2. Shurfa Tower
  3. Domino Tower
  4. Fireplace 2.0
  5. White Tower
  6. Mesh



Nik Stoll —
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  1. An architect, certified interior designer, scenographer, self-taught watchmaker, vintage car repairer, entrepreneur, and many other things.
Mark

Louis Vuitton Visionary Journeys





Bangkok, Thailand / 2024
with OMA New York
           
                "Visionary Journeys" is the first of OMA’s designs for Louis Vuitton’s exhibitions, debuting at Gaysorn Amarin in Bangkok. It blends exhibition, café, store, and restaurant under “LV The Place.”

Five thematic rooms—“Trunkscape,” “Origins,” “Iconic Bags,” “Collaboration,” and “Souvenirs”—recontextualize historic and contemporary pieces in dreamlike settings. Each room uses a specific display typology informed by its contents, featuring structural innovations and archival elements.

“Trunkscape” showcases 96 Courrier Lozine 90 trunks assembled into an arch, emphasizing Louis Vuitton’s craftsmanship. “Origins” presents the Maison’s founders through a hybrid display of artifacts. “Iconic Bags” features 21 iconic bags in acrylic bubbles, highlighting their shape and history. “Collaboration” displays creative evolutions of the Speedy and Keepall bags through 184 chrome-dipped bags and animated screens. “Souvenirs Room” uses a vending machine concept with brand ephemera, inspired by Bangkok’s vibrant night markets.
Mark
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