For more than a decade, Quadriga has been helping automotive retailers in the UK realise the value of their property portfolios, either by providing investment support or by purchasing property to enable relocations and redevelopment. We proposed that Quadriga’s offer be expressed through a new look and feel that captured the company’s true investment clout […]
Completed in March 2018 following a 20-week contract period, this nine-car Volvo showroom has been built in-line with the brand’s Volvo Retail Experience (VRE) concept. Meda acted as Architect for the project, which involved the complete refurbishment of a former BMW facility on the A38 / Cole Avenue, Gloucester, for Johnsons Cars. The design retained […]
Before… …and after. Following appointment as Architects and Project Managers by Ocean Automotive, Meda were presented with an interesting challenge: to see if the company’s existing facility in Poole could be refurbished to meet not only the standards expected of a newbuild but also the exacting specifications of the Volvo Retail Experience (VRE), the brand’s latest […]
We were approached by our clients (with a typically growing family) who were looking to create more living space – but with a unique set of constraints on the home they wanted to remain in. The challenges included a relatively small plot, along with a steeply sloping site, topped off with the physical (and planning) […]
The Coach House was developed on the site of an original Victorian coach house and stable block, for a client looking for contemporary, open-plan living. Our original appointment was to obtain planning approval – with the planning constraints of being located next to an SSI and in an AONB – to covert the stables and […]
Wasted opportunities are so frustrating to witness – whether they’re our own or those of others. The ball sent well wide of the open goal. Kodak’s refusal to develop the digital technology it had itself invented. In the world of automotive retail, wasted opportunities can often be found in abundance. We don’t call back. We […]
As I cycled to work this morning, I moved over to let another cyclist pass on a narrow bit of bridleway. There was a smile, a ‘thank you’ and exchanged comments about how nice it was to have a cooler morning, and we went on our ways. The social element of cycling is one I […]
