Street view of the store. Black rendered panel at high level with backlit white signage. Window & door frame painted black to provide contrast for the interio. The gas mask neon is visible at the rear of the store
Cashdesk detail showing the galvanised wall panels to the wall. Cashdesk is a large mirrored cube with grey fibreglass i beams on the top.
Detail of perimeter system made from U section grey fibreglass. A Mirrored vitrine for smaller more valuable accessories.
an animation of an shed shaped tunnel with mask neon at the back.
View looking along the store. The shed profile of the sneaker display area is contrasted with the more open cash-desk and activation area. Galvanised wall panels a grey concrete floor and grey fibreglass provide a neutral backdrop for product.

Optimising Flow and Activating Customer Engagement.

With a small footprint, rethinking layout was essential. The redesign improves customer flow while enabling space for social events, brand campaigns, and product launches. These interventions ensure the store remains relevant not just as a retail space, but as a flexible platform for community and culture.

Detail showing how the U section grey fibreglass profiles are used to create the flexible wall system and benches.
Image showing the detail of the flexible display system
Image showing the U section fibreglass shelves with under lighting for sneaker display
A flat lay of three concrete or stone blocks with three smaller objects on top: a square textured block, a rectangular white object on a black base, and a plain rectangular white object, with an icon of a gas mask overlaid.
Display of various sneakers on grey shelves in a retail store with a neon skull logo on the wall.

A Clean, Adaptable Space That Prioritises Product and Storytelling

The fibreglass and galvanised materials offer both an industrial, engineered and neutral backdrop that allows the product to take visual priority. The result is a space that feels modern, directional, and unmistakably Footpatrol: raw, purposeful, and tightly attuned to contemporary streetwear culture.

View looking along the sneaker display area to the mirrored wall with infinity Gas mask neon
Detail of perimeter system made from U section grey fibreglass. A Mirrored vitrine for smaller more valuable accessories.

View of cashdesk area with galvanised wall and mirrored cash-desk. A long bench from i-beam sections of the fibreglass encourage dwell time for the sneaker community

Footpatrol London - reimagining a cult sneaker destination for a new era.

Evolving a Flagship While Honouring Brand Heritage

As Footpatrol approached its ninth year at the Berwick Street location and 17 years since its founding, we were tasked with reimagining the space for today’s sneaker culture, while establishing a clear visual and experiential direction for the brand’s future.

A key part of the brief was to retain the original pitched-roof ‘shed’ structure, a core architectural feature that had become synonymous with the brand’s London identity.


Footpatrol London - reimagining a cult sneaker destination for a new era.

Evolving a Flagship While Honouring Brand Heritage

As Footpatrol approached its ninth year at the Berwick Street location and 17 years since its founding, we were tasked with reimagining the space for today’s sneaker culture, while establishing a clear visual and experiential direction for the brand’s future.

A key part of the brief was to retain the original pitched-roof ‘shed’ structure, a core architectural feature that had become synonymous with the brand’s London identity.


Street view of the store. Black rendered panel at high level with backlit white signage. Window & door frame painted black to provide contrast for the interio. The gas mask neon is visible at the rear of the store
Cashdesk detail showing the galvanised wall panels to the wall. Cashdesk is a large mirrored cube with grey fibreglass i beams on the top.
Detail of perimeter system made from U section grey fibreglass. A Mirrored vitrine for smaller more valuable accessories.
an animation of an shed shaped tunnel with mask neon at the back.
View looking along the store. The shed profile of the sneaker display area is contrasted with the more open cash-desk and activation area. Galvanised wall panels a grey concrete floor and grey fibreglass provide a neutral backdrop for product.

Optimising Flow and Activating Customer Engagement

With a small footprint, rethinking layout was essential. The redesign improves customer flow while enabling space for social events, brand campaigns, and product launches. These interventions ensure the store remains relevant not just as a retail space, but as a flexible platform for community and culture.

Detail showing how the U section grey fibreglass profiles are used to create the flexible wall system and benches.
Image showing the detail of the flexible display system
Image showing the U section fibreglass shelves with under lighting for sneaker display
A flat lay of three concrete or stone blocks with three smaller objects on top: a square textured block, a rectangular white object on a black base, and a plain rectangular white object, with an icon of a gas mask overlaid.
Display of various sneakers on grey shelves in a retail store with a neon skull logo on the wall.

A Clean, Adaptable Space That Prioritises Product and Storytelling.

The fibreglass and galvanised materials offer both an industrial, engineered and neutral backdrop that allows the product to take visual priority. The result is a space that feels modern, directional, and unmistakably Footpatrol: raw, purposeful, and tightly attuned to contemporary streetwear culture.

View looking along the sneaker display area to the mirrored wall with infinity Gas mask neon
Detail of perimeter system made from U section grey fibreglass. A Mirrored vitrine for smaller more valuable accessories.
View of cashdesk area with galvanised wall and mirrored cash-desk. A long bench from i-beam sections of the fibreglass encourage dwell time for the sneaker community