resicom retail

The Graffiti Problem

Protect or Repaint? During the 1980’s, urban culture began to find new ways of expression in music, dance and art. Tagging became an art form as the talents of the early Generation X’ers combined spray paint and public spaces to promote just about everything. Needless to say. tagging is a nuisance in the vast majority of instances, and […]

Give Me An A!

CASE STUDY What do you do when your brand becomes such an icon that people literally steal the sign right off the wall? Project Summary A national retail client has their signature storefront letters positioned within reaching distance on the mall wall. These letters are secured with 2’’ spacers that protrude out of the wall. Unfortunately, […]

80’S Marketing Piece Changeout

CASE STUDY A national retailer had a flagship location was about 4 years old with an 80’ x 26’ marketing piece that needed to be updated. The design of this store did not take into consideration space needed to change the marketing pieces. We were hired in a consulting capacity and were then hired to […]

Creating Options

CASE STUDY A retailer introduced a new concept store. The initial roll-out was four stores, each of them high profile. Separate general contractors had been hired to build them. A problem developed at one location when the retailer wanted to institute their preventative maintenance program. When the client sent in their maintenance contractor to touch […]

National Fixture Rollout

CASE STUDY A retail chain was replacing display nesting tables in all of their 130 stores from wood to metal and glass. The stores did not have the storage space to house the new and existing fixtures at the same time. Scope The scope of work needed to execute this project included: Verify which stores […]