Aldi Stores
| Client: | Aldi | |
|---|---|---|
| Architect: | Harris Partnership Architects | |
| Contractor: | Harris Management | |
| Value: | £400k | |
| Completion Date: | January 2009 | |
| Filed under: | Fit-Out | |
Harris Management commissioned Richardson & Peat to carry out the internal fit out of four of supermarket giant Aldi's new stores along with new apartments that formed part of each scheme.
Aldi acquired a series of sites situated in Upminster, Bexleyheath, Portslade near Brighton on the condition that the refurbished buildings contained an element of low cost apartments in addition to the supermarket.
The mixed-use schemes required Richardson & Peat to undertake all carpentry and joinery works to the stores and the apartments. The company also carried out plastering works inside the apartments as well as the external rendering.
Richardson & Peat has a proven track record of providing interior fit out and refurbishment services to an exceptionally high standard and boasts contracts with some of the nation's leading shop retailers.
The company's knowledge and in-house skills within the retail industry and beyond, together with its pro-active, cost-effective and adaptable approach, provides an integrated package of fit out services to a variety of retail scheme.