Client: BI-LO, LLC
Location: Throughout Southeast
Scope: Multiple Prototype Designs, Site Adapts, Remodels and Expansions
Completion Date: 1995-Present Cost: Withheld
BI-LO has been an MCA client since
1995, during which time we have completed over 200 projects. We have designed
multiple grocery store prototype buildings, remodels, expansions and site
adapts located throughout North Caro- lina, South Carolina, Georgia and
Tennessee. Prototypes vary in size from
36,000 sf to 58,000 sf. Remodels and expan- sions vary in scope from simple
casework modifi- cations to complete renovations. Site adapts have included both
stand-alone stores and those with retail shops.
This
store, completed in 2006 in Red Banks, TN, is a site adapt of our 47,000 sf
prototype design. This site also included a revision to the prototype design
adding a drive-thru pharmacy.
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Client: BI-LO, LLC
Location: Throughout Southeast
Scope: Multiple Prototype Designs, Site Adapts, Remodels and Expansions
Completion Date: 1995-Present
Cost: Withheld
Located in Chattanooga, TN, this was a site
adapt of our 48,000 sf prototype design was completed in 2008. Here, stringent local
reg- ulations determined the exterior material and color palettes.
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Client: BI-LO, LLC
Location: Throughout Southeast
Scope: Multiple Prototype Designs, Site Adapts, Remodels and Expansions
Completion Date: 1995-Present
Cost: Withheld
This remodel and expansion, located in
Greenville, SC, was completed in 2007. This project consisted of demol- ishing a
portion of the existing shopping center to allow for the expansion, resulting
in a 56,000 sf store. The prototype was revised to address the existing
shopp- ing center aesthetic and street frontage on two sides.
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Client: BI-LO, LLC
Location: Throughout Southeast
Scope: Multiple Prototype Designs, Site Adapts, Remodels and Expansions
Completion Date: 1995-Present
Cost: Withheld
When designing a prototype, our
experience and expertise allow us to shape and mold space. Some of the
strategies we use to accomplish this are shown in the next few images. Various
ceiling heights and soffits are used to define space. Lighting and color are then
used to strengthen that space as well as create atmosphere.
The
produce department, shown here, exhibits an open-air market feel. The colors
and materials all work to emphasize the myriad colors in the produce.
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Client: BI-LO, LLC
Location: Throughout Southeast
Scope: Multiple Prototype Designs, Site Adapts, Remodels and Expansions
Completion Date: 1995-Present
Cost: Withheld
In this image, the deli and bakery are to the
left while the produce department is to the right. This photo shows how these
techniques create markedly different spaces.
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Client: BI-LO, LLC
Location: Throughout Southeast
Scope: Multiple Prototype Designs, Site Adapts, Remodels and Expansions
Completion Date: 1995-Present
Cost: Withheld
Another image of the produce area, this time
with the deli and bakery to the right.
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Client: BI-LO, LLC
Location: Throughout Southeast
Scope: Multiple Prototype Designs, Site Adapts, Remodels and Expansions
Completion Date: 1995-Present
Cost: Withheld
This image of the floral department is a good
example of how all interior signage, vendor displays and building systems are
coordinated to minimize changes that may be required in the field.
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