This was why Yang Hui wanted to open on the first floor, in a street-facing location. He had no interest in an upper-floor spot. Traditional department stores had very low ceilings, which made it impossible to achieve the right decorative effect. He couldn't be bothered with that kind of shop.
Wang Qing didn't reply immediately. He lit another cigarette, then went to his desk to get the store's blueprints, which he spread out on the table to study.
He asked Yang Hui about his requirements for the store's area and entrance.
Yang Hui stated that the storefront needed to be over 12 meters wide and the total area over 240 square meters. After all, this was Qingzhou Pedestrian Street; he wanted a larger space to accommodate more customers.
Wang Qing studied the plans for a moment. The mall's column spacing was 8.4 meters. Opening two stores here would require taking up three bays. From a structural standpoint, it was feasible, as long as they didn't touch the mall's main entrance.
