MAISONS DU MONDE store in Braunschweig, Germany
| Client: MAISONS DU MONDE |
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| Architect: SAM | MAU | architecture |
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| Scope of services: | Full scope of service |
| Surface area: | 1.400m², with 850m² of sales area |
| Handover: | 2015 |
Program
Maisons du Monde proposes furniture and fixtures made from handcraft production as well as decoration objects in a multitude of styles.
Present in 7 European countries, SAM | MAU | architecture accompanies this quick growing French company in its expansion in Germany and Luxembourg.
With 5 store openings in 2015, managed by SAM | MAU | architecture, the brand triples its number of stores in Germany and expands the total number of stores in Europe to 262.
The store in Braunschweig is located in the pedestrian zone in the heart of the city, the façade of the building is listed being the first curtain wall facade in Germany. The entire store, including 850m² of sales area on two floor levels, has been fitted out.
The full scope of services included amongst others:
- Creation of a new 3D showcase concept, implemented in all future stores.
- Design of the facade sign, including coordination and negotiation with the monument protection service.
- Management of multi-disciplinary and multilingual teams and companies (English, German, French).
- Fit-out of the sales area on ground and first floor, as well as the secondary rooms (office, stockrooms, sanitary facilities,…) on second floor.
