Tokyo's Designs for Shopping

By Luke Barr
August 18, 2009

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A fur coat on display at Fendi.

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Louis Vuitton's Japan offices at One Omotesando.

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Herzog & de Meuron's Prada flagship on Omotesando Street, Tokyo.

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On the sidewalk near the Dior building, a few blocks away.

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The Tod's building designed by Toyo Ito in 2004.

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The Dior building designed by SANAA in 2003.

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Shoppers arrive at Omotesando Hills.

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The view out a window at Prada.

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Fendi, inside One Omotesando.

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Inside Prada, designed by Herzog & De Meuron in 2003.

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Omotesando Hills, designed by Tadao Ando in 2006.

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The lobby of One Omotesando.

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A pair of shoes for sale inside Louis Vuitton.From the article

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Donna Karan, inside One Omotesando.

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