BUILD Q4 issue

Q4 2018 Build 11 1801BU07 Contact: Julian von Buddenbrock Company: MBH Design Studio Ltd Address: Rosemount House, Rosemount Avenue, West Byfleet, Surrey, KT14 6LB, United Kingdom Website: www.mbhltd.com Telephone: 01932 352 727 or 07827360426 Commercial Food Retail – Tesco Express - Tesco Express Stores are the smallest format stores in Tesco’s multi-channel Retail portfolio, a format that was launched in 1994. MBH have been Architectural consult- ants for the Tesco Express stores to cover entire England and Wales for more than 15 years and continue to do so on a wide variety of project. Refurbishments of Existing Retail/Office units, Pub Conversions, Fit-Out of New-Built units, etc. At MBH, we tailor the corporate identity and speci- fication to a space or building whether it is modern New-Built scheme or a Listed Building within Conservation area to meet client requirements. We provide Feasibility services for newly acquired sites and provide design solutions as well as drawing packs to aid acquisitions in exchange of lease contracts, Planning applications, Tender and Construction stages, whilst liaising with external consultants & the overall Tesco Express team. We provide creative, cost-effective & low maintenance design solutions to suit the fast-track timelines for each Store. We have looked at over 3326 Feasibility for Tesco and completed 267 projects. Commercial Food Retail - Little Waitrose - MBH was brought on board by Waitrose in 2010 to assist in the roll out of the new Waitrose 3000 sq ft format stores. MBH has been integral in presenting Value Engineering ideas and developing the current model. We opened our first Waitrose store in Walton-on-Thames in November 2010 and continue to success- fully deliver schemes of varying formats including Petrol Filling Stations, Ecommerce and Click & Collect as well as larger formats to the present day. Commercial Food Retail – Morrisons - The Morrisons M format of stores are smallest format neighbourhood convenience stores in the Morrsons portfolio. MBH Design Studios Ltd. have assisted Morrisons through all stages of these projects, from feasibility through construction to completion on sites throughout the United Kingdom. QSR – Harris + Hoole – MBH has been commissioned as architectural consultants for Harris + Hoole cafes since 2012. H + H shops reflect the uniqueness of each community location - the design concept for these cafes is to be a part of its context and maintain the original key interior features along with its chain identity. This has often led to very unique design solutions depending on the shape, size and location of the site. We opened our first H + H in Twickenham in November 2012. QSR-Tim Hortons - In the final quarter of 2016, MBH started working with Tim Hortons UK and assisting them with their roll out of stores across the UK, Tim Hortons was new to the UK market and therefore MBH sent two Directors to Toronto, Canada to learn about the Iconic Canadian brand. One thing we learnt fast is that Tim Hortons is more than a brand in Canada it a way of life which was very important to see and try to incorporate that into the UK Design. In 2017 and 2018, we worked closely with Tim Hortons UK with all aspects of Design and Technical Drawings helping to deliver and open several sites in locations such as Belfast, Cardiff, Manchester, Warring- ton, Bury, Glasgow and Dunfermline. “We provide creative, cost-effective & low maintenance design solu- tions to suit the fast-track timelines for each project.” As we come to the close of the interview, Julian looks towards MBH’s future aspirations. “MBH are looking to take our speed of delivery into new and different sectors. We are looking to shake up the design industry by keeping things simple, with our trademark guaranteed speed of de- livery. The design process has been too long winded and sluggish in the past – our fresh approach has already reinvigorated the retail and leisure industries.” “With the change in high street retail, we can see more coffee, restaurant and convenience stores opening up which, in turn, opens up streams of work which we have already seen taking place. Equally, the leisure indus- try is set to soar over the next five years, and we have already been com- missioned on trampoline parks, Go Kart Racing tracks and Virtual Reality studios, who are eager to get us rolling out upcoming programmes.”