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NASFM's 33rd Annual
RETAIL DESIGN AWARDS
March 22, 2004
The Fashion Show Great Hall
Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas
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STORE/SHOP
DESIGN CATEGORIES
Convenience
or Grocery Store/Food Retailer • Restaurant/Foodservice
• Service Retailer
• Outlet Store •
Shop within a Store •
Full Department Store
• Hardline Specialty
Stores • Softline
Specialty Stores • Specialty
Store over 25,000 sf
STORE
FIXTURES
Store
Fixtures
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| STORE/SHOP
DESIGN CATEGORIES |
STORE
OF THE YEAR
One Grand Prize will be selected as the Store of
the Year from the qualified Store/Shop Design Categories. |
CONVENIENCE
OR GROCERY STORE/FOOD RETAILER
Any store that merchandises and sells food as its
main classification. This category differs from
the Restaurant/Foodservice category in that the
food product sold is not generally for immediate
consumption, with the exception of some supermarkets
that offer prepared food sections as one of many
departments.
RESTAURANT/FOODSERVICE
Any store that sells prepared meals for immediate
consumption, such as restaurants, delis, and food
court vendors.
SERVICE RETAILER
Any establishment that sells a service rather than
a product, such as banks, brokerages, financial
services, hair salons, spas, business service centers,
travel agencies, and generally speaking, telecommunications
retailers.
OUTLET STORE
A store that sells discounted product and is generally
located in an outlet mall.
SHOP WITHIN A
STORE (New or Remodeled)
A specialty department or vendor shop within a larger
store.
FULL DEPARTMENT
STORE (New or Remodeled)
A traditional department store with several distinctive
areas of the store devoted to various product classifications
or brands, which might include apparel, cosmetics,
housewares, linens, electronics, etc.
HARDLINE
SPECIALTY STORES (New or Remodeled)
(up to 3,000 sf; 3,001-10,000 sf; 10,001-25,000
sf)
Stores, including themed environments, where at
least 50% of the merchandise is hardlines, such
as toys, electronics, audiovisuals, hardware, eyewear,
cosmetics, jewelry, appliances, equipment, furniture,
or variations thereof. Additionally, floral, bath
and body products, and books are defined as hardlines.
Stores in this category are further divided by square
footage.
SOFTLINE
SPECIALTY STORES (New or Remodeled)
(up to 3,000 sf; 3,001-10,000 sf; 10,001-25,000
sf)
Stores, including themed environments, where at
least 50% of the merchandise is softlines, such
as apparel, shoes, textiles, and linens. Stores
in this category are further divided by square footage.
SPECIALTY STORE
OVER 25,000 SF (New or Remodeled)
(Big Box Category)
A store specializing in one or more product lines,
generally but not necessarily incorporating both
hardline and softline goods. This is NASFM's "Big
Box" category. NASFM reserves the right to
further subdivide this category as necessary in
order to ensure accurate, equitable store comparisons. |
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| STORE
FIXTURES |
| Any
unit, units, or kiosk used to hold or display
merchandise in a store, shop, or as a freestanding
center can be entered in this category in one
of two ways:
1.) Enter unit or units only in the Store Fixture
category and pay the regular entry fee. Entry
is automatically considered for the Fixture of
the Year.
2.) Enter your project in any Store or Shop Design
category for the regular entry fee plus $50. All
store fixtures comprising the project will be
reviewed.
Multiple awards will be presented in this category.
All winning projects will be considered for Fixture
of the Year.
Store Fixture Awards were presented in 2003 to:
Apple
Computers Retail, Soho Flagship Store: Kids’
Tables, New York City
Best Buy—Chelsea Digital Platform, New York
(2003 Fixture of the Year)
Banana Republic—Fixture Grouping, San Francisco
Bloomingdale’s Home & Furniture: Tabletop,
Fashion Mall, Las Vegas
Calvin Klein Flatware Fixture, various locations
Creme de la Mer: Consultation Bar, DFS Galleria,
Waikiki, Hawaii
East Boston Savings Bank: Self-Service Banking
Kiosk, Peabody, Mass.
East Boston Savings Bank/Financial Mall Concept—Fixture
Grouping, Peabody, Mass.
Famous Footwear: Arched Transformable GT Fixture
System, various locations
Galyan’s: Optics/accessories—Fixture
Grouping, Geneva, Ill.
The Insperience Store: Kitchen Aid Stand, Buckhead
District, Atlanta
Kodak Personalized Photo Gifts Wall Section, Atlanta
LensCrafters: Armani, Lafayette, Ind.
LensCrafters: Gondola, Lafayette, Ind.
Lladro Galleries LFX: Freestanding Curved Open-Sell
Showcase, Garden State Plaza, Paramus, N.J.
Once Upon a Toy: Disney Train, Downtown Disney,
Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
Once Upon a Toy: Fixture Grouping, Downtown Disney,
Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
Project Hanna/Lowe’s Home Improvement: Permanent
Maple Endcaps, Hickory, N.C.
Radioshack/BTS Concept 3: Fixture Grouping, Tandy
Center Outlet Mall, Fort Worth, Texas
Red Lobster: Fish Table, Kissimmee, Fla.
Sisley for Honda: Fixture Grouping, Thornhill,
Ont., Canada
T-Mobile: Merchandising Rail, Ont., Calif.
Tour Stop Taylor Made: Modular Multi-Purpose Display,
World Golf Village, PGA Tour Stop, St. Augustine,
Fla. |
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