Roasting Plant - South Molton Street

Good project management is challenging enough. General Contracting crowns it all – GC, as it is also known, is the supreme discipline in shopfitting. Retailers can concentrate fully on their daily business, while their business partner takes over all the stages of the project, from start to finish: from implementation to time management. This can be seen in London’s South Molton Street, where the Store Makers from umdasch once again pulled the chestnuts out of the fire for the American startup Roasting Plant. It was a typical “turnkey project”, planned ready for occupation, as Michael Smart, who is responsible for GC projects on the UK market relates. But even if it is the fifth branch that they have implemented together – there is no blueprint. The customer’s requirements are too individual and depend on the location concerned – not to mention the character of the buildings and the culture of the location.