Meeting place or retail space? This multi-brand store prefers the first title

It almost goes without saying that retail has become only one facet of retail spaces. As a survival reflex, so many brand and companies are opting to incorporate auxiliary areas – event, exhibition and food-and-drink are just a few – to win over c
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