Overview
Layout design of department stores
Storefront design
Design of inside the mall
New trend in retail architecture
…department store layout…
Amy Tong
Department store layout design
Department store layout design
Department store layout design
Department store layout design
Department store layout design
Department store layout design
Department store layout design
Department store layout design
Department store layout design
Department store layout design
Department store layout design
Department store layout design
…Storefront design…
Jenna Drupsteen
Storefront Design

Design to Evoke Emotion
Retail environments must strive to create favorable store
experiences.
Arousal is an activated, excited, or stimulated response to the
environment.
It can cause physiological changes such as change in heart rate and
blood pressure.
Pleasant and decorative retail environments.
Positive stimulation in retail environments, such as the presence of
favourable colours, music or shapes.
Storefront Design

Design Tools
Different tools can be used to attract the
attention of a shopper or a person passing
by.
These can include:
• Window displays
• Signage
• Decorations
• Displaying sale items
There are also a number of ways to evoke a
person’s emotions or feelings by playing with
their senses.
This could include:
• Music
• Lighting
• Colours, textures and shapes
• Tactile objects
• Smells and taste
Storefront Design

Consumer Behaviour and Buying Habits
Customer Satisfaction is comprised of three emotional
states that can be used as predictors of consumer
behaviours:
• pleasure
• arousal
• dominance
There are also many different buying habits which have
been evoked from stimulating certain emotions and
sensory perceptions.
Senses such as:
• Hearing music
• Smelling scents
Storefront Design

Negative Shopping Experience
There also exist negative uses of store displays and
advertising which would repel customers.
Negative stimulation, such as:
• Lack of service
• store clutter
• Crowdedness
• Long line-ups
This can cause customers to get frustrated, to avoid the
store or to leave and not return.
…design of inside the mall…
Soo Ryun Baik
Space Design of Inside the Mall

Redesigning the store environment
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•

Why is it important to design a store attractive to customers?
Renovation brings 10-40% sales increase with: (based in New Delhi)
- Renewed consumer interests
- Sense of continuity and trust for both customer and staff:
- Customers appreciation of new design of the store
- Better management of space and merchandise

before

after
Space Design of Inside the Mall

Use of Lighting and Space Perception
• Overuse of Fluorescent Lighting in Traditional Stores
• Mix of different light levels helps
- to create comfortable ambiance not distracting
- to differentiate the areas of the store
- to stimulate the mood of customer as they walk around the store
- to emphasize on certain products over the others
Space Design of Inside the Mall

Colours / Textures
• Light Colours:
- Clean display
- Focus on illumination of lighting
• Contrasting Colours:
- Strong visual impact: focus on merchandise
- May repel customers when misused
Space Design of Inside the Mall

Effective Signage
• Communication through Text / Graphic messaging
• Avoid overuse/ underutilized the signage
• Balance between giving customers enough information and preventing the cluttered store look
Space Design of Inside the Mall

Designing for Shopper’s Experience
• Retailers focus on shopper’s experience by:
- Designing a store that suits customer’s lifestyle
- Creating an entertaining environment
- Offering an ownership experience of the product
…new trends in retail architecture…
Kristina Yovcheva
New trends in Architecture

New Trends in Architecture

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Removing the barriers between inside and outside
space
Dynamic exterior planning
Relationship between our culture and lifestyle and
retail designs
Digital technologies
New trends in Architecture

Materials
Designers and Architects are mixing materials and textures to create layers of interest:
• Glass with metal, plastic with wood, translucence with opacity.

•

Pattern and texture can be created by mixing the best of the industrial and the
natural.

All images courtesy of http://www.ddimagazine.com: www.archidose.org/ Blog/AIA05-florian.jpg
New trends in Architecture

Visual Impact
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•

Design is about creating an experience and evoking emotions from those who interact with it.
The range can go from calm and relaxing to energizing
http://www.formica.co.uk/in
dex.cfm?Fuseaction=displa
y&ContentID=154

http://www.cgarchitect.com/news/Images/3DA2004/smoothe2_sm.jpg
New trends in Architecture

Creating a Fantasy Environment

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Entertainment and relaxation activities
Creating up-scale environment
Using new technologies
trends

advertising
layout
products

How are shoppers attracted to a retail environment
and enticed to make a purchase?

lighting

marketing
need

architecture

Design of space
packaging

display
goods and services

want
signage

Retail visual merchandising

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    Overview Layout design ofdepartment stores Storefront design Design of inside the mall New trend in retail architecture
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    Storefront Design Design toEvoke Emotion Retail environments must strive to create favorable store experiences. Arousal is an activated, excited, or stimulated response to the environment. It can cause physiological changes such as change in heart rate and blood pressure. Pleasant and decorative retail environments. Positive stimulation in retail environments, such as the presence of favourable colours, music or shapes.
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    Storefront Design Design Tools Differenttools can be used to attract the attention of a shopper or a person passing by. These can include: • Window displays • Signage • Decorations • Displaying sale items There are also a number of ways to evoke a person’s emotions or feelings by playing with their senses. This could include: • Music • Lighting • Colours, textures and shapes • Tactile objects • Smells and taste
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    Storefront Design Consumer Behaviourand Buying Habits Customer Satisfaction is comprised of three emotional states that can be used as predictors of consumer behaviours: • pleasure • arousal • dominance There are also many different buying habits which have been evoked from stimulating certain emotions and sensory perceptions. Senses such as: • Hearing music • Smelling scents
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    Storefront Design Negative ShoppingExperience There also exist negative uses of store displays and advertising which would repel customers. Negative stimulation, such as: • Lack of service • store clutter • Crowdedness • Long line-ups This can cause customers to get frustrated, to avoid the store or to leave and not return.
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    …design of insidethe mall… Soo Ryun Baik
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    Space Design ofInside the Mall Redesigning the store environment • • Why is it important to design a store attractive to customers? Renovation brings 10-40% sales increase with: (based in New Delhi) - Renewed consumer interests - Sense of continuity and trust for both customer and staff: - Customers appreciation of new design of the store - Better management of space and merchandise before after
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    Space Design ofInside the Mall Use of Lighting and Space Perception • Overuse of Fluorescent Lighting in Traditional Stores • Mix of different light levels helps - to create comfortable ambiance not distracting - to differentiate the areas of the store - to stimulate the mood of customer as they walk around the store - to emphasize on certain products over the others
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    Space Design ofInside the Mall Colours / Textures • Light Colours: - Clean display - Focus on illumination of lighting • Contrasting Colours: - Strong visual impact: focus on merchandise - May repel customers when misused
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    Space Design ofInside the Mall Effective Signage • Communication through Text / Graphic messaging • Avoid overuse/ underutilized the signage • Balance between giving customers enough information and preventing the cluttered store look
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    Space Design ofInside the Mall Designing for Shopper’s Experience • Retailers focus on shopper’s experience by: - Designing a store that suits customer’s lifestyle - Creating an entertaining environment - Offering an ownership experience of the product
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    …new trends inretail architecture… Kristina Yovcheva
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    New trends inArchitecture New Trends in Architecture • • • • Removing the barriers between inside and outside space Dynamic exterior planning Relationship between our culture and lifestyle and retail designs Digital technologies
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    New trends inArchitecture Materials Designers and Architects are mixing materials and textures to create layers of interest: • Glass with metal, plastic with wood, translucence with opacity. • Pattern and texture can be created by mixing the best of the industrial and the natural. All images courtesy of http://www.ddimagazine.com: www.archidose.org/ Blog/AIA05-florian.jpg
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    New trends inArchitecture Visual Impact • • Design is about creating an experience and evoking emotions from those who interact with it. The range can go from calm and relaxing to energizing http://www.formica.co.uk/in dex.cfm?Fuseaction=displa y&ContentID=154 http://www.cgarchitect.com/news/Images/3DA2004/smoothe2_sm.jpg
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    New trends inArchitecture Creating a Fantasy Environment • • • Entertainment and relaxation activities Creating up-scale environment Using new technologies
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    trends advertising layout products How are shoppersattracted to a retail environment and enticed to make a purchase? lighting marketing need architecture Design of space packaging display goods and services want signage