GRAHAM has announced that the Interior Fit-Out team have completed refurbishment works on the Primark store located in Westfield Stratford Shopping Centre.
Expanded from 40,000 square feet spanning two trading floors to over 82,000 square feet across four floors, the high street store has transformed into one of Primark's largest establishments in the UK, and the second largest in London.
Terry Logan, GRAHAM Interior Fit-Out Contracts Director, said: "Out of the 2M+ sq ft of retail space that the GRAHAM Interior Fit-Out team have successfully delivered to Primark in the past 10 years, the store at Westfield Stratford Shopping Centre ranks as one of the most challenging yet. Notwithstanding the difficulty involved in carrying out major structural works in one of the busiest stores in the retail sector, the entire project was completed whilst the store was still trading.
"A special mention to our hand-picked team, who delivered the project over a 33-week programme and worked 24/7, including weekends, to avoid disrupting shoppers. Huge thanks to our Project Manager, Russell Morrow, who’s attitude, experience and work ethic made this project a major success in the end."
Construction News
04/04/2024
GRAHAM Refurbs Primark Store In Westfield Stratford Shopping Centre


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