File:Forest Showroom (West End Presbyterian Church) 10.jpg
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English: The former Forest Showroom, the last extant BEST Products showroom, on Quioccasin Road in Richmond, Virginia. Designed by James Wines of SITE as part of a series of whimsical postmodern stores, the Forest Showroom included trees between the front facade and the entrance of the store, placing nature in the unexpected setting of a big box store entrance. Opened in 1980, the showroom closed in 1996 amid BEST Products’ liquidation. Since 2000, it has been home to West End Presbyterian Church in the Presbyterian Church in America.
now West End Presbyterian Church. |
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