This month, Retail & Leisure International (RLI), the global magazine for retail, leisure and real estate, includes a feature article with our CEO, Tom Cartledge, on designing memorable experiences.
The profile is a snapshot of Benoy’s 77-years of continuous operation — it’s expansion from the Shires to Shanghai, the evolution of specialist in-house teams across masterplanning, architecture, interior design, landscape and wayfinding, and the unique relationship with Pragma.
At the core of the article is Benoy’s unwavering commitment to data-driven design and commercial experience, built on the foundation of understanding people and place.
“Our key point of difference has to be our 77-years of experience as retail place makers – it is in our DNA and as relevant today as ever before,” explains Tom Cartledge, CEO of Benoy. “Whether it is an airport, a town centre, a mixed-use project, a stadium or a city, we continue to draw inspiration from over seven decades of award-winning design combined with commercial space planning for today’s consumers. Designing retail places has taught us the art of creating economically successful, socially inclusive and now, environmentally sustainable places – those rules apply across any places where people come together.”
