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Church Street Butcher Brighton

Commercial Building Redesign Project in South Australia design by Ewert Leaf

14 Nov 2018

Church Street Butcher

Architects: Ewert Leaf

Location: Brighton, Adelaide, South Australia

Church Street Butcher

The Church Street Butcher has been re-designed to create an entirely organic retail experience in the heart of Brighton.

The new design embraces the business’s commitment to sourcing quality, sustainable, organic produce for the local community; scrubbing away the clinical tiles, cluttered displays, and harsh strip lighting from before. The new design has resulted in a harmonious space that aligns the Church Street Butcher’s interior with its expanded retail offering and expert team.

The intent was to create an inviting retail experience for customers and for the store to stand out on Brighton’s bustling main street.

Prior to the refurbishment, the Church Street shop’s offering had grown beyond its original set up as a local butcher to include deli products and fresh vegetables.

In its new format the interiors and aesthetic match the offering in a space where product is seamlessly displayed in a browsing-friendly design and layout.

The new design embraces the business’s commitment to sourcing quality sustainable organic produce for the local community; scrubbing away the clinical tiles, cluttered displays, and harsh strip lighting from before.

Church Street Butcher, Brighton, Adelaide – Building Information

Key products used:
Feature powdercoated perforated metal: By Locker Group
Feature Sedge green paint: By Dulux
Terrazzo slab counter bench (Trevusio 11-37): By Signorino
Ceramic wall tile: By Classic Ceramics
Timber Floor – Tongue & groove Otto range: By George Fethers
Feature Linear Pendant: By Sphera
Exit Sign: By Ambience Lighting

Project Team:
Ewert Leaf
Koble Projects