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The document is a research paper submitted by Lorraine Anne R. Bagang for an architectural design course. It discusses the design of a supermarket using the concepts of shopping carts and item barcodes. It includes exterior and elevation views of the design, a bubble diagram, adjacency matrix, and analysis of different retail store traffic flow patterns.

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Research Supermarket 2 PDF

The document is a research paper submitted by Lorraine Anne R. Bagang for an architectural design course. It discusses the design of a supermarket using the concepts of shopping carts and item barcodes. It includes exterior and elevation views of the design, a bubble diagram, adjacency matrix, and analysis of different retail store traffic flow patterns.

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New Era University

College of Engineering and Architecture


Bachelor of Science in Architecture

SUPERMARKET
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 4 – SPACE PLANNING 1
RESEARCH PART II

Submitted by:
Bagang, Lorraine Anne R.
Submitted to:
Arch. Mark G. Delfin
SUPERMARKET

I. DESIGN CONCEPT

ITEM BARCODE SHOPPING CART

FRONT ELEVATION VIEW LEFT ELEVATION VIEW

EXTERIOR VIEW

The design concept that I use in this project are “shopping


cart and Item Barcode”. Shopping cart is used for shopping and
can be only seen in shopping centers, it is one of the most
essential objects that is needed for any kinds of shopping
centers or businesses, and if a structure that is designed with
the outlook of a shopping cart it will be easily classified as
a shopping center better yet a supermarket. Item barcode is in
every product that a supermarket sells, a barcode is created in
a very strict way that every item has its own codes, the code
is created is letter ‘L’ because I would be the architect of the
project but it will changed into the initials of the owner or
the supermarket name if the design problem is provided.

II. BUBBLE DIAGRAM & ADJACENCY MATRIX

BUBBLE DIAGRAM
ADJACENCY MATRIX

III. RETAIL STORE TRAFFIC FLOW ANALYSIS

The traffic flow is how the customers or shoppers moves in


a store.

TYPES OF TRAFFIC FLOW

• GRID PATTERN -this pattern maximizes the available display


space and use the width and length of the traffic area to
make clear aisles and facilitate self-service shopping.
• FREE-FLOW PATTERN -this pattern uses a variety of fixtures to
create an unbalanced floor plan. This pattern focuses to
create a good atmosphere and this cost a lot of space but
this pattern encourages the shoppers to browse and make
unplanned purchases.
• COMBINATION OF PATTERNS -this pattern uses both the grid
pattern and free-flow pattern to make an atmosphere suited to
the form of the products with the considerations of the
shopper’s behavior.

Reference

http://www.jsw.org.au/elearning/retail/certIV/manage_merchandi
se_and_store_operations/unit_mm/concepts/mmc0104.htm

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