Milli jain (Retail Space Planning)

Dezyne E’cole College
106/10, Civil Lines, Ajmer
Tel-01452624679
www.dezyneecole.com
2017- 2018
Project Report On
Retail Space Planning
At
Dezyne E’cole College, Ajmer
Submitted To
Dezyne E’cole College
Towards The Partial Fulfillment Of
2nd Year Commercial Design
Diploma
NSQF Level 6 (NSDC)
By:
Milli Jain

SYNOPSIS
As A Commercial Interior Design Student This Project On Retail Spaces Showcases My
Expertise Learnt During My Study Of Retail Spaces, Confirming To NSQF Level 6 Of NSDC,
At Dezyne E'cole College.
The Project Report Includes The Design Of A Retail Store. The Store Is Of An Emerging
Brand “Pinnakle” .Have Enlisted Different Retail Sectors And The Various Types Of Retail
Stores. How The Design And Planning Of Retail Spaces Should Be Done? How To Create
Display Spaces Which Are More Effective? Are All Discussed Here.
More Focussing Has Been On The Consumer Behaviour For Designing Effective Store
Layout. While Designing The Store Layout Principles Of Design Has Been Followed.
All The Designing Boards, Architectural Layouts, Cut Sheets, Detail Drawings Has Been
Showcased In My Portfolio Pages.
My Project Focuses On The Product Displays Of Fashion Accessories Like Handbags,
Female Designer Bags And Fashion Formal Informal Shoes. Mainly Under The Fashion Retail
Sector.
I Request You To Please Go Through The Pages Of My Portfolio Pages.

I, Milli Jain , Student Of Dezyne E'cole College, Am Extremely Grateful ToEach And Every
Individual Who Has Contributed In Successful Completion Of My Project.
I Would Like To Express My Special Thanks Of Gratitude Towards Dezyne E’cole College
And Its Mentors For Their Guidance And Constant Supervision As Well As For Providing Me
The Necessary Information And Support Regarding The Completion Of Project.
I Also Want To Thank My Parents And My Friends Who Helped Me A Lot In Finalizing This
Project Within A Limited Time Frame.
Thank You
Due Regards
Milli Jain
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

GRADE SHEET
This Project Report Of Ms. Milli Jain, A Student Second Year, Commercial Design
Diploma, NSQF Level 6 Of NSDC, Has Been Checked And Is Graded As
Thank You
Principal
(Seal & Sign)

ABOUT ME
CONTACT
www.dezyneecole.com
dezyneecole@gmail.com
9829024839
0145-2629679
www.linkedin.com/in/milli-
jain-b809a8105
INTERESTS
▪ Idea Generation
▪ Good Knowledge Of
Colours
▪ Drafting (Metric
Projections)
▪ Stylising
▪ Model Making
LEARNING OUTCOMES
▪ Project Handling.
▪ Residential Space
Planning.
▪ Designing And Planning
Commercial Spaces.
▪ Lighting Design.
▪ Furniture Design.
▪ 3D Rendering.
▪ Explained About Primary
Elements Of Design And
Universal Design In Identity
Exhibition (2016).
▪ Showcased My Residential
Project In Identity Exhibition
(2017).
▪ Prototype
Development.
▪ Handled A Residential
Project.
▪ Handled Live Site Project In
Restaurant Design.
▪ Worked On Retail Space
Planning And Visual
Merchandising.
ACTIVITIES
DIGITAL SKILLS
EDUCATION
B. Com.
Bachelor Of
Commerce, Govt.
College, Ajmer
(2014-2017)
2014
1 Year Residential
Design Diploma,
NSQF Level 5 Of
NSDC, Dezyne
Ecole College
(2016-2017)
Diploma
2016
1 Year Commercial
Design Diploma,
NSQF Level 6 Of
NSDC, Dezyne
Ecole College
(2017-2018)
Diploma
2017
Bachelor Of
Science In Interior
Design, Dezyne
Ecole College
(2016-2019)
B. Sc.
2016
School
1999
Did My Schooling
From St. Stephens
Sr. Sec. School
Ajmer (1999-2014)
Design is all about observation and idea
generation. It can be simple as well as
complex, it should be personal.
Everywhere I turn I see colours, textures
and patterns. I always had attraction
towards beautiful architecture of the
world, designed spaces of commercial
and residential areas where a variety of
textures, colours and styles were used. I
honed my skills later in this field and made
my career. Today I want to excel in this
field and develop not only beautiful but
functional spaces to help make dreams of
people into reality.

Retail Spaces
Retail Sectors
Retail Stores
Store Layout
Types Of Plans
Merchandising Process
Arena Principle
Designing Process
Brainstorming Papers
Style Board
Mood Board
Architectural Layouts
Basic Layout
Detail Layout
Circulation Layout
Flooring Layout
Elevations
Elevation Wall 1
Elevation Wall 2
Elevation Wall 3

Introduction To:
Retail Spaces

Introduction To: Retail Spaces
Retail Is The Activity Of Selling Goods Direct To The Public, Usually In Small Quantities. If Something Is Sold Retail,
It Is Sold In Ordinary Shops Direct To The Public. Retailing Involves The Process Of Selling Consumer
Goods Or Services To Customers Through Multiple Channels Of Distribution To Earn A Profit. Retailers Satisfy
Demand Identified Through A Supply Chain. Some Of The Earliest Retailers Were Itinerant Peddlers. The Term
"Retailer" Is Typically Applied Where A Service Provider Fills The Small Orders Of A Large Number Of Individuals,
Who Are End-users. Shopping Generally Refers To The Act Of Buying Products. Sometimes This Is Done To
Obtain Final Goods, Including Necessities Such As Food And Clothing; Sometimes It Takes Place As
A Recreational Activity. Recreational Shopping Often Involves Window Shopping (Just Looking, Not Buying) And
Browsing: It Does Not Always Result In A Purchase.
Modern Retailers Typically Make A Variety Of Strategic Level Decisions Including The Type Of Store,
The Market To Be Served, The Optimal Product Assortment, Customer Service, Support Services And The Store's
Overall Market Positioning.
Flagship storeConcept store
Lifestyle storePop-up store
Retail Stores

A. Concept Store:
It Is A Place Where New Retailing Ideas Are Tested Or
Promoted For The First Time In A Specific Location. The
Site Is Usually A Key Retail Space With A High Footfall And
Sales Activities. The Aim Is To See If The New Store
Concept Achieves A Good Response From The Public
Who Would Usually Buy Into The Brand And Is New Breed
Of Customers Can Also Be Attracted. The Success Or
Failure Of The New Concept Is Judged Quite Crudely In
Sales Figure. If Sales Go Up The Concept Is A Success.
There Are Cases Where The Concept Store In A Major
Location Is Successful. But The Rollout In The Smaller
Cities May Not Work. This Is Because In Poorer Areas The
Implementation Of A Polished New Scheme May
Indicate More Expensive Level Of Product That May
Appear Unobtainable, Resulting In The Downwards Turn
In Sales For This Reason The Designers Need To Be Careful
In Understanding The Market Of A Particular Place To
Input A Concept At An Acceptable Level.
Levis Concept Store, Tokyo

B. Pop-up Store:
One Phenomenon Currently Gripping Retail Culture Is A
Pop Up Store Or Installation, Which Is A Derivative Of
Guerrilla Marketing. The Idea Is That A Store Will Appear
In A Location For A Minimum Amount Of Time. It May Be
In The Form Of A Temporary Structure Or A Space That Is
Not Usually Associated With Retail. The Venue And The
Event Is Not Advertised, Aiming The Concept For Those
Who Know About It. The Pop Up Store Concept Is
Associated With Cutting Edge And Being With The One
In Crowd: If You Don’t Know About It, You Don’t Need To
Know About It, Type Of Psychology. This Concept Is
Realised To Lift The Status Of The Different Kind Of
Product That Could Only Be Found In The Exquisite
Temporary Location.
Levis Pop-up Store, Paris, France

C. Flagship Store:
The Job Of Flagship Store Is To Promote A Brand In Large,
Key Retail Sites Around The World. The Interiors Are Often
An Extension Of That Found In A Retailers Chain Store,
But Produced To A Higher Specification And With Unique
Features That Acts As A Brands Statement. The Flagship
Stores Influences The Brand Choice Made By The
Consumer Through Creating An Exhibition Like
Experience That Is More Like A Tourist Attraction Than A
Place To Shop.
The Idea Is That The Consumer Will Visit A Flagship Store
May Or May Not Purchase Goods. But By Visiting They
Buy Into The Brand And May Shop In The Retailers‘ Other
Stores Closer To Home. The Flagship Store Is A Clever
Marketing Tool And Aims To Sub Consciously Stimulate
The Consumer Into Choosing A Particular Brand.
Levis Flagship Store, Regent Street

D. Life Style Store:
The Concept Of Life Style Store Was Derived From The
Idea That A Chain Store Could Provide A Diverse Product
Range Under One Brand. This Was Seen As Been
Aspirational For The Consumer As They Could Than Buy
Into A Whole Life Style Experience. The Life Style Store
Can Incorporate All The Retail Sectors By Offering
Fashion, Home Wear And Entertainment Departments.
The Life Style Stores Sometimes Sees The Merger Of
Diverse Retailing Such As A Bank With A Coffee Shop Or
A Sports Store With The Technology Area.
BMW Lifestyle Store

Different Retail Sectors
Retail Spaces Can Be Defined And Identified Through Different Retail Sectors, These Sectors Can Be Broadly
Described As:
Food- Evolution Of Market Into Supermarket And Speciality Food Stores,
Fashion- Clothing, Shoes, Accessories And Beauty Products.
Home- DIY Stores, Furniture, Fabrics And Cook Wear.
Leisure And Entertainment- Sports, Technology, Travel, Finance.
Each Sector Has Been Influenced Through Social, Economic Conditions, Politics, History And The Development
Of Design Processes And Also The On Growing Online Market.
Home SectorFood Sector
Leisure & Entertainment
SectorFashion Sector
Retail Sectors
1. Supermarket
2. Market Halls
3. Market Stalls 1. Premium Fashion Label
2. Boutiques
3. Mass Consumed
Fashion Empire.
1. Sports
2. Technology
3. Travel
4. Finance
1. Cook Wear
2. Furniture

A. Food Retail:
Food Retail Is A Huge Industry Which Has Café, Restaurant, Coffee Shop And Supermarkets.
1. Supermarket
2. Market Halls
3. Market Stalls
1. Supermarkets:
The Rise Of Supermarkets Came Down In 1920’s. Here Product Displays Are More Like Street Market And Old
Market Halls With The Produce, Staged High, Colours Of Food And Packaging Are Mainly For Attracting Sales.
The Layout Of The Aisles Are Mainly To Push The Customer Towards A Particular Direction.
The Food Here Tends To Be Cheap And Easily Accessible And Readily Available, Do Not Depend On Seasons
To Grow. This Helps To Sustain Our Modern Lifestyle, Long Working Hours And The Move Of Women Away From
The Home Into The Working Place. Supermarkets Are Now A Destination For All Types Of Retail Coming Together
Under One Roof. It Is Very Organised And Easy To Navigate. Fruits Vegetables Are Grouped Together And
Today This Kind Of Market Is An Essential Need.

2. Market Stalls:
Theses Are Constructed From Simple Frames To Allow
Flexibility, Disassembly And Storage. Each Stall Is Like A
Little Shop With The Awning Overhead Creating An
Interior Space And Sheltering Goods From The Elements.
They Are Functional And They Allow Goods To Be
Displayed At The Table Height With Containers Of Food
Pilled High And Hanging For Textile. Here It Is The
Produce That Sells Rather Than The Design Of Display.
3. Market Halls:
The Market Halls Has Been A Re-emergence In The
Recent Years And Is Now For Tourists Destination. These
Are Places For Finding Specialist High Quality Ingredients,
Art And Craft, Textile And Fashion. The Layout Of The
Market Hall Are Base On Rows Of Permanent Shop
Accommodation Overlapping A Central Open Market
Space For Pitching Stands.

B. Fashion Retail:
Fashion Has An Important Influence On The Retail Sector. Fashion Retail Had The Birth As A Departmental Store
Concept In Britain And Later In The Year 1850 It Was Carried To Paris. In Paris Shopping Was An Experience. The
World Of Fashion Is Ever Changing, Fashion Stores Demand Interiors That Will Appeal To The Appropriate
Market. Fashion Retail Can Be Broken Down Into 3 Areas:
1. Premium Fashion Label
2. Boutiques
3. Mass Consumed Fashion Empire.
1. Premium Fashion Label:
There Are Numerous Displays In The Field Of Fashion Retail Where In From The Year 1980’s Innovative Retail
Spaces Started Up. Minimalist Stores Came To The Forefront And Those Spaces Were Very Well Crafted And
Detailed, Referred To As “White Boxes” In Which Clothing Could Be Displayed Like Pieces Of Art. Today We Can
See A Different Type Of Spaces Which Has Emerged With The Influence Of Computer Packages.

2. Boutiques:
Rise Of A Boutique As A Small Independent Retailer
Began In The Late 1950 After The Second World War.
These Revolutionary Shops In UK Was Called Bazaar And
It Was More Attractive To The Youth Culture Which Took
Place In The 1960;’s . The Interiors Over Here Are Small
And Are Individually Designed To Suit The Type Of
Clothing And Accessories. In Todays Time The Boutique
Has Become More Of A Custom Made Or A Premium
Market Place. The Clientele Today Consists Of Wealthy
And Elite.
3. Mass Consumed Fashion:
Commercial Fashion Is Dominated With Chain Stores And
They Take The References From Premium Fashion Brand In
Terms Of Clothing Collection And Interiors. They Are
Frequently Changed To Evolve With Customer
Expectation. Because Of Their High Level Of Activity The
Interior Finish In These Stores Become Easily Tiered And
Dated. The Interiors For These Spaces Should Be Designed
With Varied Materials, Lighting And Graphics To Create
An Illusion. These Spaces Have To Be Designed
Competitive In Style Because Here Price Is The Key To
Success.

1. Cook Wear:
Britain Became In The Early 1960’s A Hub For Bringing
Diverse Range Of Inexpensive Lifestyle Products To The
High Streets. The Store Named As “Habitat” Came Up In
Britain To Be Recognised For The Cook Wear Product.
The Same Concept Then Entered In Japan In The Year
1982 And Was A Huge Success.
2. Furniture:
The Biggest Innovation In Furniture Design Was In The
Year 1940 By The Swedish Designer Gillis Lundgren. This
Further Were The Concept Store Developed By IKEA. This
Idea Was Open In Sweden In 1958 To Promote Cheap
Mass Produced Furniture And Home Wear That Was
Easily Assessable. The Main Impact Was The Flat Packed
Furniture Derived By The Designer As It Become Easy To
Store And Assemble.
C. Home Retail:

D. Leisure And Entertainment Retail:
This Sector Has Grown Significantly In The Last 10 Years. An Outing To A Cinema, Museum Or Theatre Will Each
Give An Opportunity To Buy Into The Experience Through A Shop, Bar Or Café.
The Leisure Sector Includes The Following:
1. Sports: An Activity Or An Apparel
2. Technology: Audio And Gaming, Sound, Music.
3. Travel: Mode Of Transport And Travel Agency.
4. Finance: The Services Of Banks.
1. Sports:
Retail Spaces Within The Sports Sector Are Sparse In Product And Are Exhibition Like In The Way That The
Participants Moves Around The Spaces And Interacts With The Displays. The Graphic Language Is Prominent
Through Out And A Theme Demonstrating Youth And Physicality Encapsulates The Brand Message.

2. Travel:
Modes Of Transport And Travel Agency.
Example: Porsche Showroom, Leaden, Netherlands
Designer:
3. Technology:
Audio And Gaming, Sound
Example: Apple Mac Computers
4. Finance:
The Services Of Banks And Building Societies. Banks Are
Now Abandoning The High Street And Going Online.
Example: The Banks These Days Collaborated With
Coffee Shops.

Store Layout
People Love To Look, Window Shop And Buy. Shopping As An Experience Should Provide Fun, Which In
Turn Provide Profits. A Successful Store Or Shops is One That Is Designed To Merchandise In Addition To Looking
Good.
A Store Can Be Divided Into Two Principal Parts:
The Exterior -: Which Gives Identification, Encompasses The Store Front, Show Windows And Displays.
The Interior -: Where The Promise Of The Store Front Display Is Delivered.
Briefly Stated The Store Front Initiates The Sale And The Interior Consummates It.
There Are Two Basic Planning Guidelines For Laying Out A Retail Sales Floor:
• Use 100 Percent Of The Space Allocated.
• Do Not Sacrifice Function For Aesthetics.
Diagonal PlanVaried Plan
Geometric Plan
Straight Plan
Pathway PlanCurved Plan
Six Basic Plan Types

Straight Plan:
The straight floor plan is an excellent store
layout for most any type of retail store. It makes
use of the walls and fixtures to create small
spaces within the retail store. The straight floor
plan is one of the most economical store
designs.
Benefits: these floor plans are ideal for newer,
local businesses who may not yet have the
financial means to purchase larger stores. Still,
as the layout is so intuitive and convenient,
more popular stores Often make use of it.
Pathway Plan:
This plan is recommended for clothing stores
because of its ability to minimize the cluttered
feeling that tends to discourage disturb
shoppers who do not care to fight their way to
the racks in the back. This plan also focuses the
shoppers attention to other merchandise on
the path.
Diagonal Plan:
The diagonal floor plan is A good store layout
for self-service types of retail stores. It offers
excellent visibility for cashiers and customers.
The diagonal floor plan invites movement and
traffic flow to the retail store. This plan is more
"customer friendly.“ With this floor plan, the
customer has A more open traffic pattern.
Benefits: this layout allows you to keep a close
eye on your products, which may be useful if
you sell high-end, valuable merchandise.
Curved Plan:
curved layouts use curved and winding
displays and fixtures that require customers to
leap “from lily pad to lily pad” to find products.
This often lends A higher-end feel, and is
popular in many internationally-recognized
clothing stores.
Benefits: there is a psychology to this layout.
Not seeing rows and rows of stock subliminally
encourages customers to “buy now” – it’s ideal
for retailers with higher-priced items.
Varied Plan:
For products that require back-up
merchandise to be immediately adjacent for
example shoes and men's shirts, the varied
plan is highly functional. It is the variation of
the straight line plan with sufficient square
footage allowed for box or carton storage off
the main sales floor with perimeter wall
stocking.
Geometric Plan:
The geometric floor plan is A suitable store
design for clothing and apparel shops. It uses
racks and fixtures to create an interesting and
out-of-the-ordinary type of store design without
A high cost.
Benefits: you can more easily direct the
customer toward a certain product. You can
use this layout to your benefit as you can either
target high-end price points, or direct
customers to sale merchandise you need to
move quickly.

Merchandising Psychology: Arousing Interest And Satisfying It
This Can Be Accomplished By
Means Of Advertising, Prices,
Show Window Displays Or
New Or Remodelled Quarters,
Which Occupies Much Of A
Merchants Efforts. Of These,
Storefronts And Display
Windows Are Important To
The Store Designer.
Show Windows , In Addition To
Attracting Passer-by, Should
Induce Them To Enter The Store.
Door Locations Require Study In
Relation To Pedestrian Traffic
Flow, Grades Of Sidewalks And
Store Floors And Interior Layout
Of The Shop.
Organising Stores Space And
Consequently The
Merchandise To Be Sold, Into
Departments Enable
Customers To Find Objects
Easily And Permits
Storekeepers To Keep Close
Check On Profits Or Losses
From Various Types Of Goods.
Interior Displays Require
Particular Attention In Speciality
Shops. Types Range From
Displays Of Staple Goods,
Which Assist Customers In
Selection, To Display Of
Accessories, Which The Sale Of
Staples May Suggest To The
Customer.
Attracting Customers
Convenience
Organising Stores Spaces
Interior Display
Inducing Entrances
Merchandising
Process
Convenience Intended
Primarily For The Customers
Benefit, While Not Strictly
Allied To The Problems Of
Attracting Trade Or Selling
Goods Are Necessary To
Some Types Of Shops.

Arena Principle
This Display Technique Ensures That The Entire Product Range Is Visible From The Front Mid-floor Area Close To
The Entrance, Right Through To The Back Wall. The Customer’s Field Of Vision Is Structured In to Different Layers
Within The Store Interior–From The Front/Low Area (Mid-floor) To The Back/Ceiling Height Area (Back Wall).
Displays According To The Arena Principle Can Be Used In Shop-in-shops, Large Stores And In Department
Stores. If The Arena Principle Is Respected, The Customer Can Spot The Product Ranges Displayed On The Each
Of The Merchandise Supports Right Through To Those On The Back Walls, From The Main Pathway. It Gives The
Customer A Good Overview And Draws Him Into The Store.
Layers Within The Store Interior:
Height Of Furniture Directly Next To The Main Pathway: 1.00 To1.20 Metres
Height Of Furniture In The Centre: 1.40 To 1.60 Metres
Back Wall Elements: Up To 2.60 Metres In Height
Table Displays And Tiered Tables Are Ideal For Displaying Folded And Standing Items At The Front Of The Store.
People Generally Find Tables Very Inviting And They Serve As A Focal Attraction For Assorted Product Displays
And Decorative Elements. Stands And Gondolas For Hanging And, In Some Cases, Folded Merchandise Are
Used In The Centre Of The Store.
In Addition To Tables, Stands And Gondolas Can Also Be Selectively Used For Promotional Displays.

Exposing The
Customer To The
Maximum Amount Of
Merchandise
Avoid Monotony In
Circulation And Display
Of Merchandise
Do Not Hesitate To Be
Bold Or Even
Shocking. This
Stimulates The
Customer And Their
Urge To Buy.
Flexibility So That
Departments And
Fixtures Can Be
Moved Or Modified
Do Not Design
Fixtures Too High Or
Stoop Low
The Successful Retail Store Is
An Efficient Selling Machine
Or Sales Factory.
While Designing Store
Interiors Remember These
Points:
Merchandise And
Space Must Be
Organised To Help The
Customer In Making A
Selection And To Help
The Salesperson In
Selling
Avoid Monotony
Fixtures
Placement

You Are Supposed To Design A Retail Space For Display, Selling And Storage Of Emerging Brand Pinnakle. The
Designing Must Be Done As Per The Style Taken And All The Material Specifications And Dimensions Must Be
Showcased By Detailed Drawings And Elevations Of The Design. The Space Provided Is 598sq. Ft. With Ceiling
Height Of 12’.
All The Details Need To Be Shown Through:
o Designing Process Along With Various Designing Boards
o Architectural Layouts
o Elevations And Placement Of Objects
o Rendered Views (If Required)

My Site Is Located In Vaishali Nagar, Ajmer
And Is East Facing
Map of Ajmer
Adidas Store
Reebok Store
Chevrolet
Showroom
My Site
Location:
Gaurav Path
Road, Nera
Reebok
Store,
Vaishali
Nagar, Ajmer
CLIMATOLOGY OF AJMER:
Ajmer is a beautiful and peaceful
city situated between Aravalli’s.
being a city of Rajasthan, it has
hot and arid climate. Ajmer
experiences medium to heavy
rainfall between July to
September. The average
temperature ranges between 25º-
35º C.
LIFESTYLE OF PEOPLE OF AJMER:
Ajmer is a city in which mostly
mediocre and high mediocre class
people live. People of Ajmer
mainly depends on tourism for their
livelihood. The city has some of the
best artisans, sculptors and
architects. The neighbouring town
kishangarh, house some of the
finest marble works and miniature
paintings. With so many beautiful
works of art, Ajmer is a paradise for
art lovers.
ABOUT LOCATION OF SITE
My site is located in one of the cities highly rated areas. It has a
shopping mall, café’s, hotels and many brand stores like mochi,
reebok, blackberry and jockey. Wealthier group of citizens live in
this area of the city. The area is low dense with people living in
their multi storey houses. Being wealthy, their buying behaviour is
mainly demand based not only need based, i.e. apart from the
purchasing goods of basic needs they buy luxury products also.
Map Of My Site

Design Process
• Brainstorming Papers
• Designing Boards

Designing Boards
• Style Board
• Mood Board

MINIMALIST is the Style that is have taken for designing my store layout. White happens to be the main colour
for this style. I have used white as the basis for walls, furniture, floor and also for ceiling. I have taken white as my
base colour or the colour for the background so that the merchandise in popping colours could be
highlighted. Using minimalist style and white colour I have kept the design seamless.
Minimalist is the combination of simplicity, sophistication, beauty and practicalness. It allows expressing yourself
without any screaming accessories. I wanted simplicity and strictness in my design that’s the reason why is
chosen Minimalist Style.
The Mood that I have taken for designing the retail store is SERENITY. I have chosen Serenity as the mood
because I wanted my design to be Calm, Peaceful and Untroubled.

BASIC PLAN
Site Location
Gaurav Path Road,
Vaishali Nagar, Ajmer
Stage Of Project:
Basic Plan
Project Brief:
Retail Design Project
(Space Planning)
Project Detail
Total Area- 598 Sq. Ft.
Designed And Created By:
Milli Jain
2nd Yr. Commercial Design Diploma,
NSQF Level 6 Of NSDC
The Layout Gives The Detail About The
Space Planning Of A Retail Store. For
Space Planning I First Learned About
Various Types Of Plans. Amongst Them I
Choose Straight Layout For My Retail
Store. As These Floor Plans Are Ideal For
Newer, Local Businesses And Also One
Of The Most Economical Store Designs.
The Site Is Located At Gaurav Path
Road, Near Reebok Showroom, Vaishali
Nagar, Ajmer, Rajasthan.
The Total Area Covered By The Store Is
598 Square Feet.
The Areas Which I Have Provided Are
• Transition Zone
• Storage
• Pantry
• Billing And Wrap Counter
• Display Units
• Window Display
• Space For Changing Window Display.

DETAIL LAYOUT
Site Location
Gaurav Path Road,
Stage Of Project:
Detail layout
Project Brief:
(Space Planning)
Project Detail
Milli Jain
The Layout Gives The Detail About The
Space Planning Of A Retail Store.
• Facing- East
• Total Area- 598 Square Ft.
• Entrance- 8’ Wide
• Window Display- 13’X5’X9’ (LXbXh)
S.
No.
Symbol Specification
1 Brick Wall
2 Glass Wall
3 Display Units
4 Cash Counter
5 Flooring
6 Plywood Partition
7 Wooden Battens

CIRCULATION LAYOUT
Site Location
Gaurav Path Road,
Stage Of Project:
Circulation layout
Project Brief:
(Space Planning)
Project Detail
Milli Jain
Circulation Layout Depicts The
Connectivity Between All The Areas Of
The Store.
In This Layout, The Circulation Of
Customers Is Shown Using Red Arrows
And That Of Workers Is Shown By Yellow
Arrows Denoting The Connectivity And
Proximity Of Different Spaces.
S.
No.
Symbol Specification
1 Customer’s Circulation
2 Worker’s Circulation

FLOORING LAYOUT
Site Location
Gaurav Path Road,
Stage Of Project:
Flooring layout
Project Brief:
(Space Planning)
Project Detail
Milli Jain
This Layout Shows The details of Types Of
Floorings Being Used In My Design,
Flooring Is Being Applied Keeping In
Mind The wear and tear at commercial
spaces.
Kajaria Tiles
Code- Arctic Bianca
Size- 2’X2’
Total No. Of Tiles- 156

Site Location
Gaurav Path
Road, Vaishali
Nagar, Ajmer
Stage Of Project
Elevation Wall 1
Project Brief:
Retail Design
Project
(Space Planning)
Project Detail
Covered Area- 598 Sq. Ft.
Designed And Created By
Milli Jain, 2nd Yr.
Commercial Design Diploma,
Scale
1:1
Drawing Title
Wall-1 Sectional
Elevation
A’A
Top Plan
SECTIONAL ELEVATION
AA’
2’X8’ frame for
poster
Brand logo
R- 8”
Racks for
display of
merchandise
6”X18”
Track lights
For highlighting
wallpaper
Wooden
partition wall
1” thick
Exterior Glass
wall 30mm
thick
Racks for display of
merchandise made using
1” thick 6 plywood.
Jutting out 18” from the
wall
3D View Of Display
Display structure made
using 1” thick 6 plywood
and painted white.
Merchandise on display is
kept minimum so as to
give importance to each
article
Spot light for highlighting
merchandise below
7’X2’X2’6” wooden
table made using
19mm plywood
painted with white
matte finished
paint.
3D View Of Billing Counter
In front of it I have
paced brand logo
with radius 8”.
The desktop and
billing machine
4”X3”
legroom
space
3” beading
Cast iron pipe.
Black matte
painted
7’X12’ wooden
frame for poster 2”
thick
3 track lights on
5’ long track for
highlighting the
poster
Detail 1 Detail 2
3 adjustable track lights on
5’ long track for highlighting
the poster, placed 2’ away
from the wall.
Alia Bhatt's wall poster
11’X7’ in size for attracting
customers.
7’X2’X2’6” wooden table
made using 19mm
plywood painted with
white matte finished paint.
Wooden frame 7’X12’ for
poster
2” thick
Detail 3
CCTV
Track lights for highlighting
wallpaper and the
merchandise

A’A
Top Plan
Materials Required
Plywood White Matte PaintTrack LightCast Iron PipeSpot Lights Black Matte PaintCCTV camera
The layout deals with the sectional elevation of one of the wall of the store. The wall comprises of a display unit and a cash
and wrap counter. All the planning has been done as per human anthropometrics and by following certain rules of the
retail space design. The merchandise has been kept maximum at eye level which is 5’ from ground level above that
branding is done using posters. As it is an store of emerging brand so I have kept the merchandise on the display minimum
which shows opulence and luxury, giving importance to each merchandise using highlighters and spot lights. I have taken
white background so as to highlight the merchandise i.e. The foreground.
Description
Wall 1 Composition

Site Location
Gaurav Path
Road, Vaishali
Nagar, Ajmer
Stage Of Project
Elevation Wall 2
Project Brief:
Retail Design
Project
(Space Planning)
Project Detail
Milli Jain, 2nd Yr.
Scale
1:1
Drawing Title
Wall-2 Sectional
Elevation
Top Plan
SECTIONAL ELEVATION
BB’
B’
B
2’X12’ frame
for posterTrack lights for
highlighting
poster
Main
entrance glass
door
12mm thick
Aluminum
door handle
2’ Opening
for going
inside the
area
provided for
changing
the window
display
article
Polystyrene hand is taken
for displaying
merchandise. Through
this I wanted to
showcase the delicacy
of the product.
Track lights for
highlighting
poster and
Merchandise
Curves for display of
wall
Detail 1
Detail 2
6 adjustable track lights
on 10’ long track for
highlighting the poster
and the merchandise
placed 2’6” away from
the wall.
Alia Bhatt's wall
poster 2’X5’
(each) in size
for attracting
customers.
Wooden
frame 2’X12’
for displaying
poster
2” thick
3D View Of The Wall

Top Plan
Materials Required
The layout deals with the sectional elevation of one of the wall of the store. The wall comprises of a display unit and an
opening leading towards the space provided for changing window display. All the planning has been done as per human
anthropometrics and by following certain rules of the retail space design. The merchandise has been kept maximum at
eye level which is 5’ from ground level above that branding is done using posters. Polystyrene hand is taken for displaying
merchandise. Through this I wanted to showcase the delicacy of the product.
As it is an store of emerging brand so I have kept the merchandise on the display minimum which shows opulence and
luxury, giving importance to each merchandise using highlighters and spot lights. I have taken white background so as to
highlight the merchandise i.e. The foreground.
Description
Wall 2 Composition
B’
B

Site Location
Gaurav Path
Road, Vaishali
Nagar, Ajmer
Stage Of Project
Elevation Wall 3
Project Brief:
Retail Design
Project
(Space Planning)
Project Detail
Milli Jain, 2nd Yr.
Scale
1:1
Drawing Title
Wall- 3 Sectional
Elevation
Top Plan
SECTIONAL ELEVATION
CC’
C
C’
CCTV
2’X15’ frame
for posters
2” thick
2’ Door
Storage and
pantry
Wooden
partition wall
1” thick
Door nob
Racks for
displaying
merchandise
Racks for display of
wall
Display structure made
using 1” thick 6 plywood
and painted white.
article
Spot light for highlighting
merchandise below
Detail 1
Detail 2
6 adjustable track lights
on 10’ long track for
highlighting the poster
and the merchandise
placed 2’ away from
the wall.
Alia Bhatt's wall
poster having 2’
height (each) and
varied widths for
attracting
customers.
Wooden
frame 2’X15’
for displaying
poster
2” thick
3D View Of The Display Unit
A have used a display unit for displaying the most
expensive articles and placed it centrally.
The shape of that I have used is hexagon with 9”
radius. The height is kept maximum at 2’6” starting
from 1”, and than increasing it by 6”.

Top Plan
Materials Required
The layout deals with the sectional elevation of one of the wall of the store. The wall comprises of a display unit and an
entrance of the storage and pantry. All the planning has been done as per human anthropometrics and by following
certain rules of the retail space design. The merchandise has been kept maximum at eye level which is 5’ from ground level
above that branding is done using posters. As it is an store of emerging brand so I have kept the merchandise on the
display minimum which shows opulence and luxury, giving importance to each merchandise using highlighters and spot
lights. I have taken white background so as to highlight the merchandise i.e. The foreground.
Description
Wall 3 Composition
C
C’

Bibliography
o Visual Merchandising NCRCRD,
1991
o Visual Merchandising- Guidelines
For Practical Usage (Visplay)
o Time Savers Standards
o Magazines:
1. Better Interiors
2. Inside Outside
3. Architectural Digest
o Wikipedia
o Pinterest

Thank You
Milli Jain
2nd Year Commercial Design Diploma,
NSQF Level-6 (NSDC)
Dezyne E’cole College,
www.dezyneecole.com

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