Driving Brand Growth through New Stores, Retrofits & Remodels
What did we do?
Used our full suite of services to help continue Walmart’s growth
Developed detailed architectural designs and engineering plans for new stores, remodels, and retrofits
Conducted consumer research to help improve shopper experiences
Redesigned the exterior of Supercenter stores
Putting the super in supercenter
Services
- Brand Communications & Visual Merchandising
- Marketing Communications
- Innovation & Experience Design
- 3D Renderings & Animations
- Innovation Workshops & Visioning
- Execution
- Business Analysis & Labor Assessment
- Architecture & Engineering
- AOR/EOR
- BIM Consulting
- Consulting
- Business Process Improvement
- Development Services
- As Built Surveys
- Permitting & Planning
- Program Management
- Site Investigation & Due Diligence
Design
Created imaginative store designs for new Walmart stores, remodels and retrofits
Operations
Designed and developed an efficient BOPIS program that is both easy to scale and user friendly
Architecture & Engineering
Designed standards to easily accommodate regional architectural variations and community guidelines
Development Services
Primary consultants providing full site investigation and due diligence as well as complete permitting analysis and program management through the entire process from documentation to construction
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