Commercial Shops for Your Retail Business
Retail spaces are planned for businesses that need a place to display products, welcome customers and manage daily sales. Interiors can be arranged around shelving, service counters and stock storage, according to each unit’s dimensions and the business’s needs.
Retail Spaces for Your Business
Commercial shops are planned on the lower ground, ground, first and second floors. Individual units provide a setting for branded outlets, independent stores and specialist businesses, with layouts that can be arranged around the products sold and the way customers browse and purchase them.
Fashion and Accessories
- Clothing and ready-to-wear collections.
- Footwear, handbags and leather goods.
- Jewellery, watches and fashion accessories.
Beauty and Personal Care
- Cosmetics and skincare products.
- Perfumes and personal care items.
- Beauty accessories and grooming products.
Everyday and Specialist Retail
- Mobile phones and electronic accessories.
- Gifts, stationery and lifestyle products.
- Home accessories and household essentials.
Shop Sizes and Interior Layouts
Listed commercial shops range from approximately 153 to 812 square feet, with dimensions varying by floor and unit. Shop selection can take account of the space needed for merchandise, customer movement, sales counters and stock storage.
Smaller Units
- Smaller units for focused product ranges.
Larger Units
- Larger units for broader collections and display arrangements.
Layout Planning
- Layout planning around the selected shop’s dimensions.
Stock and Storage
Within a commercial shop, stock storage needs to work alongside the display and customer areas. Depending on the unit’s dimensions, shelving or cupboards can be incorporated for reserve stock, packaging and everyday supplies, with access for replenishing displays.
Product Displays
Commercial shops provide space to present a business’s product range through shelving, racks and counters. Display arrangements can be planned around the shop’s floor area, entrance and sales counter, with product groupings suited to the business.
Shopfronts and Branding
Shopfronts can introduce a business through signage, entrance displays and products visible from the shared walkway. Designs suited to the selected unit can connect the shopfront with the interior and help customers identify the outlet.
Shop Signage
- Shop signage that identifies the business.
Entrance Displays
- Entrance displays introducing the product range.
Brand Presentation
- Brand colours and presentation across the frontage and interior.
Customer Access and Shared Facilities
Passenger lifts, escalators and shared walkways are planned to connect customers with the commercial shops. Separate washrooms will serve the shopping floors, while a cargo lift will support the movement of shop stock, supplies and equipment.
Customer Access
- Two passenger lifts.
- Escalators connecting commercial levels.
- Lift connections from basement parking.
Shared Shopping Areas
- Walkways between shop entrances.
- Separate washrooms for men and women.
- Provision for ATMs and a mall kiosk on selected floors.
Stock and Equipment Access
- Cargo lift serving the building.
- Lift access for stock and shop supplies.
- Support for moving retail equipment between levels.
Security and Fire Safety
Planned security and safety arrangements will serve the commercial shops and shared customer areas. Provisions include building security, CCTV coverage, fire protection systems and separate emergency stairs.
Parking for Shopping Visits
Two basement parking levels are planned for building users and visitors, with lift connections into the development. Lift connections will link parking with access to the commercial shops.
Shopping Within the Development
Commercial shops form the shopping part of a development that also includes dining, workplaces and homes. Food outlets, offices and apartments are planned above the shopping floors.
Connectivity and Nearby Landmarks
Situated within an established commercial hub, the development benefits from surrounding businesses and nearby landmark areas. Connections between the twin cities broaden access for customers, staff and suppliers, while familiar landmarks make the location easier to identify.
Established Commercial Activity
- Established commercial activity around the development.
Nearby Landmark Areas
- Nearby landmark areas for easier location identification.
Twin-City Connections
- Connections between the twin cities for customers, staff and suppliers.
Utilities and Services
Daily store operations require power for lighting, sales equipment and communication systems. Shared services support customer convenience, stock replenishment and the movement of supplies and equipment.
Building Management
Clean shared areas, maintained facilities and clear access routes are central to building management. Security and CCTV coverage support daily activity across stores and shared customer areas.
Cleanliness
- Cleanliness of shared walkways and washrooms.
Common Facilities
- Upkeep of common facilities.
Access Routes
- Clear access routes for customers, staff and visitors.
Security Coverage
- Twenty-four-hour security and CCTV coverage in key shared areas.
Accessibility
Lift connections give customers access from basement parking to the shopping floors without using stairs between levels. Escalators and shared walkways connect commercial levels and store entrances.
Passenger Lifts
- Two passenger lifts serving the shopping floors.
Parking Connections
- Lift connections from basement parking.
Escalators
- Escalators connecting commercial levels.
Shared Walkways
- Shared walkways between store entrances.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which floors contain the shops?
Commercial shops are planned on the lower ground, ground, first and second floors, below the third-floor food outlets.
2. What businesses can the shops accommodate?
Individual units offer possibilities for clothing, footwear, cosmetics, accessories, electronics, gifts and other retail concepts. Suitability depends on each shop’s dimensions and operating requirements.
3. Can shop interiors include displays and stock storage?
Interiors can be planned around shelving, racks, sales counters and stock storage. Interior arrangements will depend on the selected unit’s layout and the business’s needs.
4. What access and shared facilities are planned?
Planned layouts show two passenger lifts, escalators, shared passages, separate washrooms and a cargo lift, with connections from basement parking.
5. What shop sizes are listed?
Listed commercial shops range from approximately 153 to 812 square feet, with dimensions varying by floor and unit.
Commercial Shops for Your Retail Business
Retail spaces are planned for businesses that need a place to display products, welcome customers and manage daily sales.
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