CASE STUDY EXAMPLE:
Lululemon Storefront, Toronto, ON
When Lululemon set out to elevate their retail presence in Toronto, they envisioned a storefront that reflected the elegance, mindfulness, and functionality of their brand. PK30 System was brought in to deliver a clean, high-performance sliding/stacking wall system that would provide an effortless transition between exterior and interior—without compromising aesthetics or access.
Challenge
The design brief from Lululemon and Quadrangle Architects was clear but ambitious:
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A barrier-free entry—no floor track
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A sleek horizontal mullion pattern that echoed the brand’s refined aesthetic
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A system that disappeared when open, maintaining openness and customer flow
Balancing visual minimalism with performance, stability, and durability required an expertly tailored solution.
Solutions
PK30 created a custom system using:
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Seven sliding/stacking glass panels and two swing doors
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Truly divided lights and a horizontal mullion pattern for visual depth
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Dustproof floor strikes for a secure hold—without continuous recessed guides
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Hidden closers for effortless operation and a streamlined look
The system was installed by Bravura Design’s experienced team in Canada, ensuring flawless integration into the existing architecture.
Results
The result is a storefront that blends into the shopping experience—open, modern, and welcoming. The panel system tucks neatly out of sight when not in use and effortlessly guides customers inside. It’s a perfect marriage of form and function.
Why PK30
Lululemon chose PK30 for our precision, partnership, and performance. From the custom details to the smooth install, this project exemplifies our commitment to elevated design, operational ease, and lasting quality. When your brand values clarity and movement, we’re the ones to call.
Location
Toronto, ON, Canada
Architect
Quadrangle Architects Limited
Certified Partner Installer
Bravura Design
Scope
29 L.F. | (2) Swing Doors + (7) Sliding/Stacking Panels with (2) Stacking Areas, Custom Pattern, Truly Divided Lights, Horizontal Mullions