Global sports and athletic brand Nike is preparing to transform its flagship store in Scotland.
The store has been located at a prime location on Glasgow's Buchanan Street for 13 years.
Contractor and interior fit-out specialist GRAHAM will get underway on the transformation of the city centre store over the summer.
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The works will include the reconfiguration of the 1,275 m2 store, which spans two levels.
Carl Hudson, GRAHAM Interior Fit-Out Project Manager, said: “The transformation of Nike’s iconic Glasgow store represents a brilliant contract win for us.
"It is testament to other work we have delivered in the retail sector and our team’s best-in-class approach. Nike is a world-leading brand, and we understand how important the in-store customer experience and journey is.”
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