Consulting
Interior design
Common areas are what the visitor remembers and the tenant sees before signing the contract. We design interiors, navigation and display lines in a single concept of the object and assign a design code to the tenants so that the gallery does not break up into different signs.
What is included in the work
Common areas
Atriums, galleries, recreation areas and food court: layout, materials, light, furniture.
Shopfronts
Showcase line, heights, lighting and design requirements for tenant entrances.
Navigation
Internal navigation and signs, logic for moving between floors.
Design code
Album of requirements for tenants: what is allowed and what is not allowed in the design of the premises and signage.
What do you get
Interiors of common areas
Atriums, galleries, recreation areas and food courts: the nature of the environment, not a collection of random pictures.
Materials, light, furniture
Decisions tied to budget and operation: what is purchased, what is replaced, how it is maintained.
Navigation
Signs and logic for moving between floors - so that distant areas and upper floors are not empty.
Design code for tenants
Requirements for shop windows, signage and lighting; attached to the lease agreement.
Visualizations
Types of common areas for agreement with the owner and for negotiations with tenants.
Objects with interiors from RSG
Frequently asked questions
Why does a shopping center need a design code?
Without it, each tenant decorates the entrance differently, and the gallery looks like a market. The design code sets the framework for shop windows, signs and lighting, and it is also attached to the lease agreement.
Do you do interiors for individual stores?
No, our area is common areas, navigation and requirements for tenants. The tenant makes the interior of his premises himself within the framework of the design code.
Is it possible to update the interior without shutting down the facility?
Yes, the work is divided into zones and stages. Most often, such a scenario comes along with a reconception.
Who looks after the interior at a construction site?
Author's supervision of RSG: materials and light are the first thing that is simplified when saving money, so solutions need to be protected until the very opening.
