Bright lights, big city, small boxes: Designing for the New York norms

Tysh, Carly

Practice paper

Bright lights, big city, small boxes: Designing for the New York norms

Carly Tysh

Journal of Brand Strategy, 5 (3), 256-265 (2016)

https://doi.org/10.69554/AHQH6627

Abstract

This paper is based on a presentation given by the author and Iva Guarino from Lowe’s at the WPP Global Retail Forum in Miami, 2016. It builds upon the work that FITCH did with Lowe’s, the secondlargest hardware chain in the USA, to create two unique small-format urban stores in New York City, sharing essential insights and best practices for big-box brands looking to find a place in growing urban markets.

Keywords: Lowe’s, urban retail; New York City; retail design; urban consumer; design implementation; small format; consumer insight; wayfinding

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Citation

Tysh, Carly (2016, December 1). Bright lights, big city, small boxes: Designing for the New York norms. In the Journal of Brand Strategy, Volume 5, Issue 3. https://doi.org/10.69554/AHQH6627.