Retail store planning & design manual:
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1995
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| Ausgabe: | 2. ed. |
| Schriftenreihe: | National Retail Federation series
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| Beschreibung: | XIX, 767 S. überw. graph. Darst. - Ill., zahlr. graph. Darst. |
| ISBN: | 0471076295 |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Chapter 1 The Complex Role of Store Planners 1
What Is a Store Planner? 1
What Does a Store Planner Do? 2
Communication 2
Setting the Fee 3
Achieving Internal Organization 4
The New Assignment 4
The Rendering Task 4
New Production Schedule 4
Achieving Quality Control 4
Quality Control Checks 5
Job Captain s Function 5
Pricing Services and Negotiating the Contract 5
The Drawings 6
New vs. Old Materials 6
Realistic Specifications 6
Having Second Options Ready 7
Ordering Materials 7
Making Drawings Specific 7
Controlling Costs 7
Information Processing 8
Complete Details 8
Summary 8
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Chapter 2 Accommodation for Handicapped Accessibility in Retail Stores 9
Americans with Disabilities Act 9
Exterior and Interior Ramps and Parking Spaces 9
Entrances 10
Aisles and Merchandising Racks 10
Counter Heights and Showcases 11
Fitting Rooms 12
Toilet Rooms 12
Drinking Fountains and Telephones 13
Elevators 13
Chapter 3 A Store-Planning Business Sequence (In Brief) 15
Business Sequence Index 15
Chapter 4 General Guidelines for Office Administration 21
Administrative Procedures 21
Example of Standard Introductory Letter 22
Example of Short-Form Introductory or Cover Letter 23
Example of Draft Proposal 24
Example of Typical Project Schedule Description 27
Transmittal Letter 30
Chapter 5 The Interview of A Store Planner 31
A Word about Competition 31
The Initial Interview 32
The Basis for Judgment 32
Fact-Finding 32
Other Retailer Considerations 32
Presentation Techniques 33
After the Meeting 33
The Quotation 33
Store-Planner Questionnaire to Interview Merchant 34
Example of Interview for Scope-of-Work and Contract Development 34
Chapter 6 Opinion Questionnaires 37
Example of Store Profile and Evaluation 37
Example of Store Inspection Report 39
Example of 50 Questions to be Asked in a Store Inspection 44
Example of In-Store Evaluations 48
Example of Memorandum 52
Example of Questionnaire 52
Chapter 7 Departmental Square-Foot Allocation Schedules 53
Chapter 8 Developing Departmental Adjacencies and Fixturing
Through the Use of A Bubble Plan 73
Purpose of the Bubble Plan 73
Basic Bubble Plans 74
The Preliminary High-Wall Line Plan 74
Selecting the Hardware 75
Faceout Presentations 75
Contents ix
Final Notes 76
A Case Study 76
Chapter 9 Store Layouts 97
Chapter 10 Budgeting 115
Aligning Budgets with Scope of Work 115
Budget Items 115
Summary 122
Chapter 11 Store Planner s Estimated Store-Fixture Budget 123
y Chapter 12 Basic Lighting Techniques 147
Introduction 147
General Lighting 150
Perimeter Lighting 152
Interior Wall Lighting 161
Visual Merchandising Lighting 162
Miscellaneous Lighting 166
New Sources for the Future 167
Conclusion 167
v Chapter 13 The Perspective: An Illustrative Selling Tool 169
Definition of the Perspective 169
Steps in a Perspective 170
Mall Entrances 172
Mall Doors 173
Entrance Design Concepts 174
Store Entrances 175
Show Store Entrance and Interior 176
Shop Concepts at Store Entrances 177
Store Entrances 178
Freestanding Fixtures 180
Store Entrances 181
Shop Concepts 182
Use of Aisles 184
Creating Departments 189
Department Concepts 190
Cove Lighting 193
Merchandise Presentation 194
Creating Focal Points 195
Perimeter Cornices 197
Signing 198
Focal Points 200
Store Image 201
Decor Cutouts 202
Merchandise Presentation Systems 203
Cosmetics Department 204
Shop Concepts 205
Merchandise Presentation Techniques 206
Security Showcases and Cabinets 207
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Linens and Domestics 209
Shoes 210
Merchandise Presentation Systems 212
Stairwells 213
Fitting Rooms 214
Customer Service Areas 215
Kiosks 216
Minimalls 217
Chapter 14 The Preliminary Plan—General Notes and Specification Review 219
Presentation of Preliminary Plans 219
Instructions/Specifications 220
Chapter 15 The Development of Construction and Store-Fixturing Plans 225
The High-Wall Plan 225
The Reflected Ceiling Plan 225
The Electrical Ceiling Plan 226
The Electrical Floor Plan (Or Power and Signal Plan) 226
The Mezzanine or Double-Deck Plan 226
The Interior Elevation 227
The Merchandise Plan 227
The Key Plan 227
The Demolition Plan 227
The Floorcovering Plan 228
Aisle Material 228
A Warning about Wallcoverings 228
Perimeter Decor 228
The Merchandising Section 228
The Decor Section 229
The Loose-Fixture Details 229
The Water and Sanitary Plan 229
The Sanitary Line Layout Plan 229
The Sprinkler Plan 229
The Heating/Ventilation/Air-Conditioning (HVAC) Plan 230
Plan Examples 231
Chapter 16 Legends 239
Chapter 17 Merchandise Presentation Techniques 251
Presentation Plan 251
Making the Best Use of Showcases 252
Fitting Rooms 252
Outfitting the Stockroom 253
Making the Best Use of Racks 254
Specialty Shops 254
Fashion-Story Presentations 256
Cash-and-Wrap 256
Tables 256
Perimeter Shams and Case Goods 256
Display Cubes 256
Accent Fixtures 257
Gondola Displays 257
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Plexi 257
Display Platforms 257
Freestanding Fixtures 258
Ceilings and Lighting 258
Customer Seating 258
Signage 258
Chapter 18 Presentation Techniques for Perimeter Merchandise 261
Introduction 261
Examples of Perimeter-Merchandise Presentation 262
Chapter 19 Methods of Dividing Store Interior Classifications 281
Legend of Store Fixtures 282
Chapter 20 Merchandising Sections 285
Chapter 21 Decor Sections 351
Chapter 22 Freestanding Fixtures 393
Chapter 23 Sequential Phasing of a Project and Project Budgeting 517
Phasing 517
Project Construction and
Fixturing Budget 518
Chapter 24 General Requirement Schedule 525
Chapter 25 Planning for Security 559
Security Awareness 559
Plan Early 559
Transaction Areas 560
Other Security Areas 560
Display-Inventory Control 561
Crime Deterrents 561
Security Booths 561
Signs and Notices 561
Summary 561
Chapter 26 Color and Material Specifications 563
Creating with Colors 563
Trends in Color 563
Store Planners and Color Choices 564
Neutral Color 564
The Role of Cornice Areas 565
Accent Backgrounds 565
Color in Carpeting 565
Remember Image 565
Color Palettes and Material Books 566
Chapter 27 Store Renovations 589
Why Remodel? 589
Types of Remodeling 589
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Supportive Systems 590
Boosting Sales 590
Chapter 28 Contractor Prequalifications 593
Prequalifying Contractors 593
Trade Cooperation 594
Contractor s Insurance 594
Chapter 29 Invitation-to-Bid Guidelines 597
The Cover Letter 597
The Bid Document 597
Typical Provisions 597
Sample Forms 599
Chapter 30 Shop Drawings: Key to Quality Construction 607
Proper Identification 607
Dimensions and Measurements 608
Cross Sections 608
Electrified Fixtures 608
Hardware Specifics 608
The Comprehensive Work Order 608
Shop Drawings/Illustrations 609
Chapter 31 Job Meetings: Minutes and Reports 639
Chapter 32 Manufacturing Store-Fixture Budget 643
The Purpose of Estimating 643
Other Considerations 643
Estimating Methods 644
Scheduling Problems 644
Manufacturer s Representative 644
Engineer s Report 644
Miscellaneous Forms 645
Appendix 1 The Role of the Architect 649
S. R. Frolichstein, AIA, Chicago, IL
Appendix 2 Visual Merchandising Role in Store Planning 653
Tom. V. Natalini, SVM, Allied Stores Corp., New York, NY
Appendix 3 Guidelines Concerning Bidding, Awarding of Contracts, Manufacturing,
Installation, and Job Completion 655
Capitol Fixture and Woodworking Group
Appendix 4 The Project Manual/Project Specifications 657
Warren J. Kostak, ARA, CSI, Kostak Associates
Appendix 5 AIA Contract Documentation for Store Planning and Construction 661
Richard B. Cook, FAIA, Stowell Cook Frolichstein, Inc., Architects, Chicago, IL
Appendix 6 Specifications for the Manufacture of Store Fixtures 665
National Association of Store Fixture Manufacturers
Contents xiii
Appendix 7 The Five F s of Selecting Garment Racks 697
Joel Alperson, Omaha Fixtures Manufacturing, Omaha, NE
Appendix 8 High-Pressure Decorative Laminate and Solid Surfacing
in the Retail/Display Industry 701
David Embry, Director of Design, Wilsonart/Gibraltar, Temple, TX
Appendix 9 Inclusion of Quality Standards as a Means of Measurement
from Fixture Design to Fabrication 707
Charles T. Cady, Chairman of the Board, American Woodcraft, Inc.,
Union City, Ml and President, CEO, Strata Design, Inc., Traverse City, Ml
Appendix 10 Conducting an Existing-Store-Condition Survey
and Fixture Inventory 709
Kenneth R. Zajac, AIA
Appendix 11 Renovation of Existing Store While in Operation 723
Construction Services of Bristol
Appendix 12 The Role of Computer-Aided Design in Store Planning 727
Hughes W. Thompson, Jr., AIA, Connell Thompson: Architects
Appendix 13 The Educational Benefits of Store-Planning Courses 733
Patricia A. Martin, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL
Appendix 14 The Education of an Interior Designer 737
William T. Brown, Professor, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL
Appendix 15 Visual Marketing and Store Design Markets 741
The Visual Marketing Store Design Show
Appendix 16 The Institute of Store Planners 743
Appendix 17 American Society of Interior Designers 747
Appendix 18 Metric Conversion Factors 749
Index 751
About the Author 767
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