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The Mercer: Sales Centre incorporating cool window displays


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October 21st, 2010

We paid a visit to the cool new sales center for The Mercer [map] at 8 Mercer St. this week and had a good look around and got the inside track on what’s going on with those BIG windows.

We talked with Andy Desantis, VP, Creative Director of Montana Steele, the creative team behind The Mercer and asked him a bit about the idea, where it came from and how it is being incorporated into the overall look and feel of the sales centre.
“If you go to New York its all about the windows”, Andy said.

“Why not have that presentation of the windows that tell a story and change them up every two or three months – give it a newness and freshness all the time. We can change the windows to be always current, fresh and new. We thought – great idea! It’s the first time we’ve done it and it’s a lot of fun”.

Using the marketing campaign for the current display

The bright colours will surely attract the attention of passers by

While there we also snapped a couple of pics of the 3D model……..

3D Rendering of the finished product

Outdoor lounge area

John St. view of streetscape including a nice convertible

Looking up

We’re told that the sales centre will be open to registrants starting next month with the full opening penciled in for the New Year. Hopefully we’ll see one more display in the windows by then! A Christmas one perhaps?

The Mercer is open to registrants – to sign up click here. We’ll be following this project closely on the blog so check back soon for the latest updates.

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  • Anonymous

    The best thing Buzz Buzz could say is that the windows are cool in the sales center.

    Lol

    This is a real winner site!

  • Anonymous

    Hey Andy

    Been done a gazillion times in retail condo facilities. May want to check out the Tridel Store.

  • BuzzBuzzHome

    Hey Anonymous #1:

    You are correct. I should have said that they were "awesome".

    It is an awesome idea, and the continually changing aspect will keep the area looking fresh.