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GROCERY EXPERIENCE

2019

ORLANDO • PHILADELPHIA • BOSTON

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CUHACI & PETERSON

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GROCERY AND RETAIL EXPERIENCE • We are the “Go-To” firm for grocery design• C&P is a grocery-centric firm• We are a sector leader in grocery design• We offer full design services from concept, to store planning, through AMEPS

GROCERY AND RETAIL EXPERIENCE We have a great depth of knowledge in grocery and retail and have developed a large compliment of satisfied clients and successfully completed projects. We have specific experience working in many retail sales environments. In fact, grocery and retail projects/clients accounted for 75% of our total revenue in recent years.

OVER 1600 GROCERY PROJECTS COMPLETEDSince 1978, Cuhaci & Peterson has completed over 1600 grocery store projects; many have been with five major chains.

MULTI-SITE PROGRAMSC&P has developed a sub-group with expertise in multi-store program roll-outs, also known as Special Projects. Typically associated with marketing campaigns or specific business goals, these projects must be completed and permitted for construction within a rigorous schedule. Our experience includes as many as 500 stores per program and ranges in scope from Kiosks to Fresh Cut Produce Rooms to LED Retrofit Lighting or simply equipment replacement and reimaging/rebranding.

WHY C&P: EXTENSIVE GROCERY HISTORY

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*’Other’ Category includes: Bottom Dollar, Gordon Food Services, Hannaford, Kroger, Lucky’s Market, Price Chopper & Safeway.

Additional brands not depicted above, include: BJ’s, Freshfield Farms, Harris Teeter, Kash ‘n Karry, Miller Enterprise, Restaurant Depot, Sav-A-Lot & U-Save.

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*’Other’ Category includes: Bottom Dollar, Gordon Food Services, Hannaford, Kroger, Lucky’s Market, Price Chopper & Safeway.

Additional brands not depicted above, include: BJ’s, Freshfield Farms, Harris Teeter, Kash ‘n Karry, Miller Enterprise, Restaurant Depot, Sav-A-Lot & U-Save.

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FOOD SERVICE DESIGN: Having worked on hundreds of restaurants and grocery store delicatessen areas of various sizes and types, our teams are experienced in working with food service equipment. We offer some of the most flexible food service design and documentation options in the industry, having worked with consultant food service designers, food equipment vendors/designers, as well as, our in-house experts.

REFRIGERATION DESIGN: While most refrigeration for this type of product is self-contained within each piece of equipment (i.e. cooler, ice machine, etc.), we also have experience working on sophisticated systems that require remote refrigeration and trenching.

LIGHTING DESIGN: Working in small and regional retail center design, we routinely work with exterior lighting solutions, completing photometric analysis to meet regulatory requirements. We have the flexibility to work with the brand’s specific vendor or complete them independently by utilizing our in-house interior design experts.

CONSTRUCTION PHASE REPORTING: As a part of our quality control program, we have developed a series of reporting tools that keep the brand informed regarding project status, including project specific forms and reports that can be customized for each brand.

SUSTAINABLE DESIGN: Sustainability is incorporated into much of our work. We pride ourselves on designs that improve our quality of life and avoid negatively affecting our environment. Our approach is focused on ensuring that our projects are designed to try and conserve resources, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and effectively improve your bottom line at a reasonable fee.

WHY C&P: OUR STRONG CAPABILITIES SET US APART

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CLIENT: Palm Beach Mall Holdings, Inc.SECTOR:

PROJECT TYPE:Retail

Redevelopment

WEST PALM BEACH, FL

WEST PALM BEACH MALL

• Design Development• Construction Documents• Structural Engineering• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Plumbing Engineering• Fire Protection/Alarm• Permit Expediting • Construction Administration

Q U I C K STAT SS E RV I C E S

SIZE: 310,096 s.f.

An outdated indoor mall was demolished to make way for both a new Outlet Center and a new Power Center. C&P was responsible for providing design services for the Power Center piece; supporting both the intricate demolition of the existing mall and the construction of the new Power Center element. C&P phased the new construction to accommodate an existing retailer that eventually closed so that the Power Center could be built all at once. Despite the schedule being fast-tracked, C&P maintained multiple CD sets for accommodation of various changes that occurred throughout the construction process.

S U M M A RY

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CLIENT: Whole FoodsSECTOR:

PROJECT TYPE:Grocery

Redevelopment

ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL

WHOLE FOODS MARKET @ RENAISSANCE CENTER

• Design Development• Construction Documents• REVIT/BIM• Structural• Mechanical• Electrical• Plumbing• Government Relations• Construction Administration


This 40,000 square foot store features a custom façade, made from reclaimed materials from Florida orange groves, while nods to the local culture can be seen throughout the design. Additionally, a juice and coffee bar, along with pizza station give the typical in-store café some extra pizazz.

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CLIENT: Brixmor Property GroupSECTOR:

PROJECT TYPE:Retail

RenovationSIZE: 200,000+ s.f.

NAPLES, FL

NAPLES PLAZA RENOVATION

• Design Development• Construction Documents• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Permitting Services• Construction Admin


BEFORE

The redevelopment of this existing Brixmor project included teardown and rebuild of Publix, a complete canopy remodel and re-leasing of retail shops by the owner.

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CLIENT: Lake Nona Property Holdings, LLCSECTOR:


New ConstructionSIZE: 77,144 s.f.

ORANGE COUNTY, FL

PUBLIX @ LAKE NONA

• Due Diligence• Landscape Design/Planning• Concept Design• Design Development• Construction Documents• REVIT/BIM• Structural Engineering• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Plumbing Engineering• Permit Expediting• Construction Administration


Anchoring the 250,000 s.f. Lake Nona Plaza, this Publix’s unique design mirrors the upscale elements seen throughout the Lake Nona community.

Clean lines, use of contemporary materials and careful stonework selection was the key to ensuring that the look and feel of the center complements the surrounding architecture.

S U M M A RY

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CLIENT: Publix Super Markets, Inc.SECTOR:

PROJECT TYPE:Grocery (Urban)


MIAMI, FL

PUBLIX @ BISCAYNE COMMONS

• Landscape Design/Planning• Design Development• Construction Documents• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Plumbing Engineering• Fire Protection/Alarm• Permit Expediting• Construction Administration


This unique urban Publix, located on Biscayne Boulevard in Miami, includes a Cuban Café and an attached liquor store that shares an open vestibule fl anking the entrance to the main store. Since it is a two-story location, it includes a ‘cartilator’ / escalator and rooftop refrigeration.

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CLIENT: LIDL US, LLCSECTOR:



WINSTON-SALEM, NC

LIDL

• Due Diligence• Design Development• Construction Documents• Permit Expediting• Construction Administration• Structural Engineering• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Fire Protection Engineering


As an established grocer with 10,000 stores in 27 European countries, Lidl has started expansion into the US, having roughly 30 stores opened in the mid-Atlantic region by Fall 2017. Lidl’s distinct prototype design consists of a 20,000 SF sales fl oor and overall footprint of 36,170 SF. Lidl stores are characterized by a distinctive arced truss roof, generous glazing, and a clean European aesthetic.

C&P has provided various levels of prototype site adaptation and non-prototype design services for more than 25 stores to date, inclusive of support during the entitlements process, including participation in zoning proceedings, Construction Documents, Permitting, and Construction Administration Services.

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CLIENT: The Fresh MarketSECTOR:


New ConstructionSIZE: 25.203 s.f.

FALLS CHURCH, VA

THE FRESH MARKET

• Due Diligence• Design Development• Construction Documents• Permit Expediting• Construction Administration


RENDERING & ELEVATION COURTESY OF DESIGN ARCHITECT KTGY ARCHITECTS

The Fresh Market Falls Church, VA was designed as part of a mixed-use project known as The Reserve at Tinner Hill. Part of it’s comprehensive planning approval required a mix of neighborhood grocery, retail/restaurant space, commercial lease, and 225 apartments with an urban plaza.

Cuhaci and Peterson was responsible for developing the complex tenant fi t out design and coordinating The Fresh Market’s requirements within the multi-story residential above and three levels of parking structure below.

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CLIENT: The Fresh MarketSECTOR:



CHESNUT HILL, PA

THE FRESH MARKET

• Due Diligence• Design Development• Construction Documents• Permit Expediting• Construction Administration


This mixed use urban project located in Chestnut Hill is composed of residential units above with adjoining retail shops and parking structure below The Fresh Market store. The project employs pedestrian amenities such as exterior seating which connects into the fabric of the neighborhood. Cuhaci & Peterson was responsible for the tenant interior phase of the project.

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CLIENT: Winn Dixie Stores, Inc. SECTOR:


RedevelopmentSIZE: 43,000 s.f.

JACKSONVILLE, FL

WINN DIXIE STORE #0007

• Design Development• Construction Documents• Structural Engineering• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Plumbing Engineering• Interior Design


This 43,000 s.f. remodel was the fi rst of Winn-Dixie/BI-LO’s next generation prototype. It features a contemporary look, both inside and out, that is inviting to customers. Along with a more open look and standard store features like deli and bakery, this store has an in-house kitchen and café.

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CLIENT: Spartan Nash CompanySECTOR:



LAFYETTE, IN

FRESH CITY MARKET

• Due Diligence• Concept Design• Design Development• Construction Documents• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Plumbing Engineering• Permit Expediting• Construction Administration


This small format store made good use of the space available in this urban setting, on the campus of Purdue University. The 2-story, 21,907 s.f. store is designed to be convenient and accessible. In addition to an in-store dining area, there is an event room with cameras, full kitchen and digital screens for cooking lessons and other gatherings.

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CLIENT: Price Chopper / Market 32SECTOR:



WEBSTER, MA

PRICE CHOPPER

• Design Development• Prototype Development• Construction Documents• Structural Engineering• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Plumbing Engineering• Fire Protection/Alarm• Construction Administration


The store opened in Spring of 2013, as a signifi cant design evolution to the Price Chopper Brand. This “Next Gen” store concept represents not only a metamorphosis of the brand in plan, fi nishes, graphics and cases - but in sustanability; the store achieved LEED Silver Certifi cation.

In addition to traditional grocery store offerings, it includes a, extensive wine/beer store and a food service “Grocerant”.

The success of this store led to the roll-out of 6 other stores, further driving the reinvention process and it’s next phase of innovation to sister brand - Market 32.

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CLIENT: Price Chopper / Market 32SECTOR:


Renovation

PITTSFIELD, MA

MARKET 32

• Design Development• Construction Documents• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Plumbing Engineering• Fire Protection/Alarm• Construction Administration


SIZE: 83,653 s.f.