Tesco

Tesco Express stores, with a compact footprint of 4,000 square feet, stand as the smallest format within Tesco's diverse multi-channel retail portfolio. This format was originally introduced in 1994. Over the years, Tesco Express stores have evolved into a critical element of the retail giant's strategy to offer convenient shopping alternatives to consumers in both urban and suburban locales, where the feasibility of larger supermarket formats might be limited. MBH has played a key role as architectural consultants for Tesco Express stores, contributing to the success of a wide array of project types:

Refurbishment: The refurbishment projects entail the transformation of existing retail or office spaces into Tesco Express stores while adhering meticulously to the company's rigorous design and operational standards. These projects demand a keen eye for optimizing the use of established spaces.

Pub Conversion: The conversion of former pubs into Tesco Express stores represents an innovative approach to repurposing spaces. This involves a thoughtful approach to reconfigure the existing layout, address zoning and regulatory requirements, and develop a functional retail space from a different historical context.

New Builds: Outfitting new-built units for Tesco Express stores offers a greater degree of flexibility within the initial design and construction process. These spaces are developed with Tesco Express's specific requirements in mind, allowing for a more tailored and efficient approach from the outset.

Our collaboration with Tesco Express stores has not only been instrumental in extending convenient shopping options to a diverse range of consumers but also showcases our adaptability and expertise in dealing with a variety of project types, whether it involves revitalizing existing spaces or creating new structures from the ground up. We are dedicated to delivering practical, functional, and aesthetically pleasing solutions that align with Tesco Express's vision and operational standards.