TLW Moulsary Avenue was a fast-track liquor store interior project executed by Next BC in Gurgaon. The store was designed with a function-first approach, using metal and glass as the main design elements.
The biggest challenge was time. The authorities took over the old store location, leaving only 24 days to build and open the new store. The store had to become operational on the 25th day.
The first week was focused on footing and column work so that the base structure could be created quickly. During the second week, ducting, electrical work and false ceiling installation were carried out at full speed, while exterior work also continued.
Flooring became the main focus in the third week. In the final three days before opening, rack assembly, electrical finishing, air-conditioning setup, signage and final touch-up work were all carried out together.
Heavy rain created additional difficulty and delayed the main cash counter transportation by one week. Despite the pressure, rain and short timeline, the store opened on the 25th day as planned.
Liquor store interior completed within a 24-day schedule to support opening on the 25th day.
Retail interior developed using metal and glass to achieve a durable, modern and functional design.
Footing and column work completed during the first phase to prepare the store for interior execution.
Ducting, electrical services and false ceiling installed together to maintain the fast-track schedule.
Flooring and exterior finishing progressed simultaneously to reduce overall project duration.
Display racks, AC, lighting, signage and final finishing completed before the scheduled store launch.
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The old store location was taken over by the authorities, leaving only 24 days to build and open the new store.
The first week focused on footing and column work so that the base structure could be created quickly for the fast-track store execution.
During the second week, ducting, electrical work, false ceiling and exterior work were carried out. During the third week, flooring became the main focus.
The rain made it harder to work and move things. Rack assembly, electrical finishing, air-conditioning setup, signage and final touches were all completed in parallel during the final three days.
Continuous rain slowed transportation and delayed the main cash counter arrival by about one week, but the store still opened on the 25th day as planned.
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