Weldon Barber

All good tours end in the gift shop. Translating a premier on line retailer into its first retail bricks and mortar store, and combining it with a Hood River heritage museum. Concepted, designed, built and opened in 6 weeks in time for the summer tourist season Fruit Loop in Hood River, Or.

Well, actually, this could be your father's head shop, but it's not like the one he remembers

The challenge; less money, less time, and retain the story. The result one year later was 32 weeks from site identification to open, and opening five stores a day.

Forging a proud identity in an origin country, now grown to over 400 stores in multiple countries

Refreshing an neighborhood staple serving an iconic food

From store 54, tapping into the power of a daily ritual, an innate desire for the Third Place and coffee's rich history of community, connection, and conversation.

A neighborhood corner coffee shop to gather, savor, and sip

400 stores, in 17 countries, in three years. With a small and talented team and fierce coffee habit

Crafting a retail environment for young female athletes, this was not your mother's Lululemon. Three stores concepted, designed, constructed and opened in 8 weeks in 3 cities. Good thing their motto was 'Move!"