Jacksonville Retail Projects
With offices based in Jacksonville, Florida, Tom Perdue with Design Affiliation Architecture has completed projects throughout the Jacksonville / Northeast Florida region. These include downtown renovation projects, new office buildings, Stanton College Preparatory School expansion, entertainment and dining. Retail includes the following.
Pic 'N Save Stores
First new prototype store in Longwood, Florida 1983
Client: National Merchandise Company
New Contemporary Prototype
Various Locations in Georgia, North Florida
60,000 SF
Perdue created a prototype design for the retail chain's expanded merchandising program during the 1980's. The new design included a new interior design concept, all fixture and signage system designs. The new design included a new interior design concept, all fixture and signage system designs. the new prototype also featured interior skylights, indirect lighting and extensive use of interior and exterior graphics. Customer traffic throughout the store was maximized.
The design featured CBS construction with an exterior facade of split-face block and glazed tile, a two-ply ballasted roofing system and loading dock facilities.
New stores completed in Jacksonville included those located in renovated Town and Country in Arlington, and new Briarwood Village Center in Baymeadows.
New Contemporary Prototype
Various Locations in Georgia, North Florida
60,000 SF
Perdue created a prototype design for the retail chain's expanded merchandising program during the 1980's. The new design included a new interior design concept, all fixture and signage system designs. The new design included a new interior design concept, all fixture and signage system designs. the new prototype also featured interior skylights, indirect lighting and extensive use of interior and exterior graphics. Customer traffic throughout the store was maximized.
The design featured CBS construction with an exterior facade of split-face block and glazed tile, a two-ply ballasted roofing system and loading dock facilities.
New stores completed in Jacksonville included those located in renovated Town and Country in Arlington, and new Briarwood Village Center in Baymeadows.
Brierwood Village Plaza
Baymeadows at Kings Road
New 127,000 SF
Client: National Merchandise Company
Cost: Approx. $3 million
1976
A Times-Union article described the planned Baymeadows Shopping Center as, "A mini-mall in a contemporary design new to Florida."
The center was a combination mall and shopping center, built in a small concentrated area but with an open air, wood beamed ceiling covering the shops between two majors, Pic 'N Save and Winn Dixie, both featuring new contemporary designs. The center's design was popular in California and some northern states, and was intended to fit the mall's appearance into the landscape of the surrounding area. In addition to the chain's first contemporary design, the Winn Dixie was the chain's first delicatessen in Jacksonville, as well as a gourmet and specialty food section. Perdue designed the center to be a neighborhood shopping center where people came for daily convenience items. Renovated and expanded Town and Country Shopping Center in Arlington, another Perdue project during this period, included a new Pic 'N Save store with the new prototype, and the open-wood connecting area between the existing and new areas of the shopping center.
Baymeadows Festival Center
New 50,000 SF
Client: Schurgin Development
$2,250,000 1984
The architectural design featured a sloping glass canopy and all glass corner retail spaces for high visibility. The Plitt Cinema was a separate building behind the strip center, and was designed with structural capacity for future conversion into an office building.
Client: Schurgin Development
$2,250,000 1984
The architectural design featured a sloping glass canopy and all glass corner retail spaces for high visibility. The Plitt Cinema was a separate building behind the strip center, and was designed with structural capacity for future conversion into an office building.
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Regency Plaza
Client: Baita Properties
Atlantic Boulevard across from Regency Square.
Originally a 180,000 square foot strip mall built in the early 1970's, in 1997 the exterior of the shopping center was remodeled using warm, coordinating colors.
The former Winn Dixie space was renovated into a new OfficeMax store, the parking lot was completely redesigned and traffic patterns in the center were improved. The renovation helped Regency Plaza become one of the strongest focal points in the bustling Regency retail area.
Regency Pointe
Jacksonville, Florida
Client: Schurgin Development Corp.
$575,000 1982
Client: Schurgin Development Corp.
$575,000 1982