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LAGUNA HILLS, Calif., Aug. 6, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Floor Focus Magazine interviews award-winning firm, Architecture Design Collaborative's principal, Craig Chinn, about the Retail Sector in the 2020 July issue. As COVID-19 has altered the state of everyday life, the retail sector has undergone a shift in operations. Chinn communicates how now, more than ever, brick-and-mortar retailers are to incorporate experiential design into their branding strategy. With the rise of online shopping, especially amidst a pandemic, consumers are losing the experience of in-person shopping, touching, or trying on products before having to make their purchase. Mirror Tommy Bahama Retailers are observing this shift and are becoming innovative in branding their product, not only virtually but also physically. Chinn emphasizes "the days of utilizing cheap finishes are gone," and creating a stronger experience and identity "from the front door through the entire store" are important. Mirror, a recently completed project by ADC, is a novel brand of fitness programs implemented into a digital mirror one can purchase for their home. ADC used trending elements such as large format slabs of cool-toned solid surfaces and softened the store's design with warm tones of wood. Chinn notes the "arc of experiential retail is on the rise" and "should be portrayed in every [part of the design.]" With this approach, ADC emulated Mirror's cutting-edge idea through high-end finishes that reflect the quality of their brand. Tommy Bahama also decided to reimagine the architectural concept of their Newport Beach location with finishes that echo the coastal California ambiance. ADC's team utilized light wood-style tile, concrete-style tile, and quartz countertops to complement the dark blue fabrics creating a brighter, more inviting space. Retailers are perceptive on how connections occur digitally and tangibly and are taking extra marketing measures to ensure success across all platforms. The results of COVID-19 in retail remain unknown, but ADC recognizes that one solution is to focus on enhancing user experiences in stores with quality and cost-effective finishes that elevate retailer brands, while simultaneously evoking their online presence across multiple mediums.For more information about ADC, visit https://adcollaborative.com/About Architecture Design CollaborativeArchitecture Design Collaborative (ADC) is a Top 25 Architecture Design Firm servicing clients nationwide offering multi-disciplinary architectural, planning, and interior design services. ADC specializes in mixed-use, residential, retail, and commercial projects.Contact: Craig Chinn, AIA [emailprotected] www.adcollaborative.comSOURCE Architecture Design Collaborative Related Links http://adcollaborative.com

Answer: Retail Sector Update: ADC Talks Future of Retail Design