Shopping CentreDevelopmentPlanningConstructionFitoutRefurbishmentMaintenance

Installation:

Once the construction is complete, the installation stage involves placing and assembling fixtures, displays, furniture, and equipment according to the design plans. This may include shelving, counters, lighting fixtures, signage, and other elements that contribute to the overall look and functionality of the space.

Testing and Commissioning:

Before the space is opened to the public, it undergoes testing and commissioning to ensure all systems and equipment are functioning correctly. This includes testing lighting, HVAC, security systems, and any other technical components.

Handover and Training:

Upon completion of the fitout, the space is handed over to the client, and staff training may be provided to ensure they are familiar with the new layout, equipment, and operational procedures.

Some innovative construction methods in retail fitout include:

• Biophilic design
• Modular and flexible design
• Sustainable practices
• Technology integration
• Advanced technology
• Green walls
• Minimalist displays
• Monochrome color schemes
• Modular construction
• Prefabricated fit-out components
• 3D printing
• Lean construction
• Sustainable materials
• Digital construction
• Off-site manufacturing
• Structural insulated panels
• Cross-laminated timber
• Integrated project delivery
• Phased construction
• Adaptive reuse

Specific Considerations for Fitouts in Shopping Centres

When it comes to fitouts in shopping centres, there are several specific considerations to keep in mind, including:

• Gaining approval for your designer from the lessor
• Submitting drawings for approval and waiting for formal support before proceeding with plans
• Commencing work immediately once the lessor has approved the design, fitout, and retail designer
• Following guidelines, including complying with all relevant safety standards and legislation, as well as architectural, engineering, and building standards
• Obtaining all compulsory Authority Approvals, including the certificate of classification from the Building Certifier before commencing trade
• Signing and implementing the lease before commencing fitout
• Paying for and coordinating all works relating to the shop fitout, including floor coverings, building finishes, internal plumbing and drainage, electrical wiring, and fixtures and fittings

By understanding these key aspects of retail and shop fitout, Loumain creates effective and efficient retail spaces that delight our cutomers.