The space is split into two main zones: The Garage and The Experience Hub. The Experience Hub offers a more immersive retail journey, anchored by ten towering desulfurization tanks from the original plant.

Rather than covering up these massive industrial relics, Yatofu embraced their weathered surfaces and sculptural presence, making history part of the atmosphere.

Materiality plays a key role in this transformation. A refined selection of industrial-grade materials layered thoughtfully against the aged textures of the original architecture. The result is a deliberate tension between past and present, roughness and refinement.

At the west-facing sunken entrance, The Garage welcomes cyclists with an open, raw triangular structure connecting inside and out. It’s a place where bikes come in for repairs or washing — all visible, all inviting.

Instead of hiding the technical work, this space celebrates it, inviting visitors to connect directly with mechanics and each other.

Over time, The Garage has become more than a workshop; it’s a neighborhood spot to relax, chat, or just hang out with coffee.

This project redefines the idea of what a cycling store can be. It is a community hub, lifestyle venue, and immersive brand experience, all under one roof — an invitation not just to shop, but to ride, connect, and return.

Photography: Wen Studio
Video Filming: JH.Wang
Video Editing: Altas Woo