CLIENT

Crowd Centric

PROJECT

Social Media Week 2015, Chicago

SUMMARY

Staunton partnered with Social Media Week (SMW), a worldwide conference that curates and shares the brightest ideas in social media, marketing and technology. We were tasked with designing, engineering and installing a solution for the high traffic Sponsor area.

SOLUTION

Some of the results included:

Custom "totems” for each sponsor were all designed and engineered locally using our CNC machine to include LED back lit logos.
A custom table made from recycled shipping crates was designed for one sponsor who treated attendees to a professional headshot coordinated by our team.
We installed a series of free mobile charging lockers throughout the attendee breakout area allowing everyone to stay connected in between sessions.

CLIENT

Turnbull & Asser

PROJECT

Westfield World Trade Centre, New York

SUMMARY

Providing Owner's Representative Services for Turnbull & Asser for their latest high-end retail store in the new Westfield World Trade Center, scheduled to open in August 2016.

SOLUTION

Changing the dynamic of downtown shopping in Lower Manhattan, the new store will be located within the high profile WTC Transportation Hub, which houses various high-end retail flagships in a unique high security area.

As part of providing traditional project management services, this project has continued to challenge and Staunton has to liaise directly with the Port Authority and Westfield to ensure the project adheres to all permit and zoning laws and then navigate through extraordinary market pricing.

CLIENT

Strategic Hotels & Resorts

PROJECT

PMWeb

SUMMARY

Staunton partnered with Strategic Hotels & Resorts (SHR) to streamline Project Management and Project Process Controls across multiple hotel brands by implementing PMWeb software, a web-based Process Management and Controls solution for Owners.

SOLUTION

The Staunton team was tasked with managing the integration of SHR's sister company into the existing PMWeb system. With this client, the software is primarily used to manage intricate, multi-faceted Hospitality Projects by providing solutions for scheduling, budgeting, cost management and document controls.

While working with SHR on Process Controls, Staunton was also engaged in Owner's Representative and Pre-Construction services for multiple SHR Hospitality Projects.

CLIENT

Vodafone

PROJECT

Global Rebranding Project, Multiple countries

SUMMARY

The London Staunton team partners with Vodafone to implement and optimize it’s latest store concept across 8000 locations in 19 markets. The stores are in various stages of development including refits, completely new locations and relocations.

SOLUTION

In an effort to develop country footprints with a new and consistent design concept, Staunton supports in financial and logistics management.

We provide global stock management, vendor management and product value engineering to ensure optimization and efficiency in the roll out of stores. By planning and tracking financial spending in individual countries and managing global stock while consulting with a variety of product vendors, the project remains within important time and budgetary standards.

CLIENT

Microsoft

PROJECT

FY16 Retail Rebrand Project, Global

SUMMARY

Staunton partnered with Microsoft to roll out the Nokia Rebranding Project throughout 26 countries.

SOLUTION

In 6 months this project went from inception through completion in 6 months and included 2,654 former Nokia Stores and Kiosks which were entirely refurbished and another 5,657 stores that were updated to Microsoft’s current branding standards.

This remarkable collaboration has allowed Microsoft to revitalized their brand and create first of their kind Authorized Reseller Stores for consumers to enjoy in markets across the globe.

Staunton’s role was Cost Management on the Overall Project Spend.

CLIENT

Black Iron Tavern

PROJECT

Confessional Phone Booth, Chicago

SUMMARY

When the owners of Black Iron Tavern in Chicago bought an English Telephone Booth with the intention of transforming it into a hands-on confessional box, they enlisted the help of Staunton Inc. to turn their idea into a reality.

The Nokia Pod was first introduced in early 2014 at Social Media Week New York where it was a huge success. Its popularity rose when #NokiaPod became a trending topic on multiple social media platforms during the event.
The Nokia Pod is built using an air cargo unit and has a sleek and customizable interior design. This project was turned around in 6 weeks from inception at aggressive cost targets.

CLIENT

Virgin Atlantic Nokia Partnership

PROJECT

Virgin Atlantic Charging Lounge , New York, Boston, Washington DC, San Francisco

SUMMARY

Staunton partnered with Virgin Atlantic Airways and Nokia to unveil wireless charging stations in five clubhouses across the US.

SOLUTION

Airport Lounges in Newark, Boston, Washington Dulles and San Francisco had four tables each and the JFK location had eight. Each lounge had one virtual presenter on the table that informed viewers about the newest Nokia Lumia product offerings.

Staunton were part of a team designing and assembling from start to finish and all implementation was carried out by Staunton from the Chicago office - including the designing of the graphics and the charging electrical components.

CLIENT

Nokia

PROJECT

Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas

SUMMARY

Staunton partnered with Nokia in a nationwide roll-out of wireless charging stations throughout various Coffee Bean & Tea locations. We were asked to provide many of our services, which include procurement, design and engineering development, cost management, scheduling, reporting and work breakdown structures to ensure a successful outcome.

SOLUTION

We collaborated with the design team to determine the best combination of new or retro-fitted furniture. Nokia implemented various charging table options including coffee tables, community tables for multiple charging options, tall standing cocktail tables and a window shelf. The ultimate goal achieved was to determine how to best engage the customer for an interactive experience. You may see these now, an alternative version, in a Starbucks near you, 3 years on.

CLIENT

Nokia

PROJECT

Nokia Helsinki Flagship

SUMMARY

Staunton has worked with Nokia to open their state of the art flagship retail location in Helsinki, Finland. The new retail store design debuted in September 2012 and showcased Nokia's newest devices, services and accessories.

SOLUTION

Located in the Helsinki city center, the trendy shop also carries a wide variety of additional Nokia accessories. Not only is the store eye-catching, but the global branding strategy was able to be the center focus. After

The Store was actually a rebrand of the previous Flagship design which Graeme had been involved with. This time around the project work was carried out in the summer months due to a product launch in September, which in itself is a challenge due to the extended local summer holidays. a LED

CLIENT

Nokia

PROJECT

Nokia Arch, Global

SUMMARY

Staunton partnered with Nokia for a worldwide roll-out of the Nokia Arch, allowing shoppers to get a feel for the Nokia Lumia 800.

First launched in London the Arch was subsequently installed in:

Paris
Helsinki
Sofia
Las Vegas
Los Angeles

SOLUTION

Devices were sold at nearby retailers and owners could return to the arch for data transfer and usage tips. The outside of the arch consists of curved in both directions video screens that touts information about Nokia products including advertisements using 6mm pitch LED’s. On the inside are static light boxes that work with the exterior video and then screens to allow presentation of product information plus physical displays for the

CLIENT

Nokia & Microsoft

PROJECT

Consumer Electronics Show (CES) , Las Vegas

SUMMARY

CES is an internationally renowned electronics and technology trade show that attracts industry professionals from all around the world. The private event features previews of new products in the market.

SOLUTION

Through the years Staunton has in some shape or form worked to help Clients implement full scale 3000 SF booths to more interactive demo displays.

2008 – Nokia In 2012, Staunton worked with Nokia to bring the interactive headphone arch to CES. In 2014, Staunton set up a secret demo room for Nokia and in 2015, a secret demo room for Microsoft. These demo rooms allowed companies to confidentially showcase their newest products and offeringsto clients.

CLIENT

Nokia

PROJECT

Nokia São Paulo Flagship

SUMMARY

Graeme worked with Nokia to open up an award-winning, sustainable flagship store in Sao Paulo, Brazil in 2008. The space features a green wall which uses natural irrigation from rainwater, and natural daylight from skylights to promote growth. The purpose of the wall is to improve air quality and help regulate the temperature within the store. The building features a passive design for low energy cooling and was built with recycled materials.

SOLUTION

Nokia developed their own Set of Sustainability Guidelines to which they are adhered to this day. Because of this effort, the Nokia Sao Paulo store won the Business Week Bronze award for sustainable design. The design of the store is a conscious effort to replicate the natural environment of Brazil to create an inviting space for locals. The store is a benchmark for future retail.