Retail Design For Canterbury Store
TK Retail Design was approached by Branded Retail to convert the design concept for the Canterbury flagship store, which already had Stage 1 design approval from the Westfields management team.
TK Retail Design Consultants - Projects
Trafford Centre, Manchester
TK Retail Design Consultants are now are preferred project managers for the Trafford Centre, appointed by owners Peel Holdings. We have been invited to act for Peel Holdings in the organisation and project management of tenant enablement works, within one of most active shopping centres in UK, experiencing an annual footfall of 7million people per year.
We are currently acting here in the installation and reconfiguration of smoke curtains and smoke zones within the Orient Food Court.
White City Shopping Centre, London
We have been appointed by Branded Retail, a subsidiary of Portsmouth FC’s Russian owners, to design, project manage and fit out its new Canterbury brand flagship store. This is set in the UK’s largest shopping development, currently under construction, London’s White City. For this project, we turned the designer’s concept into a working package to obtain the landlord’s detailed construction approval, in a record 14 days.
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TK Retail Design Consultants was recommended to Branded Retail by the Westfield Group following a design and installation project undertaken for them in Derby in 2003. We were also recommended by Lab Retail, for whom we arranged the fit out of five new concept stores in 2007, within a 12 week timeframe deadline, in Derby, Chester, Kingston, Bristol and Basildon.
Castle Galleries, Harrods, London
Following our appointment at the Trafford Centre to carry out landlords enablement works we were requested by an incoming tenant - Castle Galleries, to design and fit out their store within the Trafford Centre. Following this successful project we have been appointed by Castle Galleries to refit their flagship concession in Harrods, London. Again working to a very tight timescale, this deadline is to enable Castle Galleries and Harrods to stage a major art exhibition in September 2008.
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