Rendering of new international terminal
Tommy Hillfiger, Thomas Pink, Mont Blanc and more also opening at Atlanta Airport’s international terminal.
Winners of the first executed airport concessions contract for the new international terminal at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport have begun the permitting process.
HMS Host and Duty Free, the airport food-service companies responsible for bringing restaurant and retail options to travelers, filed several permits Friday to begin tenant build-outs on its winning contracts.
HMS Host filed a total of five permits with City of Atlanta Friday to build-out space at the airport. Those permits include unnamed “luxury boutiques,” Sun Glass Icon, Tommy Hillfiger, Mac and Kiehl’s.
Here’s a breakdown of the estimated cost of construction and square footage for each of HMS’ retailers:
Luxury boutiques:
- Estimated cost of construction: $689,000
- Application square footage: 3,150
Sun Glass Icon:
- Estimated cost of construction: $398,500
- Application square footage: 1,895
Tommy Hillfiger:
- Estimated cost of construction: $520,100
- Application square footage: 3,100
Mac:
- Estimated cost of construction: $480,000
- Application square footage: 2,850
Kiehl’s:
- Estimated cost of construction: $390,000
- Application square footage: 1,980
Duty Free filed a total of five permits with City of Atlanta Friday to build-out space at the airport. Those permits include Thomas Pink, Mont Blanc, Emporio Armani, Tag/Coach and “Mezzanine.”
Here’s a breakdown of the estimated cost of construction and square footage for each of Duty’s retailers:
Thomas Pink:
- Estimated cost of construction: $194,936
- Application square footage: 1,400
Mont Blanc:
- Estimated cost of construction: $178,671
- Application square footage: 1,200
Emporio Armani:
- Estimated cost of construction: $222,513
- Application square footage: 1,200
Tag/Coach:
- Estimated cost of construction: $189,084
- Application square footage: 1,200
Mezzanine:
- Estimated cost of construction: $461,933
- Application square footage: 4,220
HMS Host and Duty Free were not immediately available for comment.
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Mac as in MAC or Mac as in the Apple Store?
speaking of retail, i see that stanton home furnishings is opening a store in vahi by Paper Source.
This is interesting that Thomas Pink and Emporio Armani Are finally entering the Atlanta Market. I wonder if they are waiting on success from the airport locations to open full line stores at Lenox/Phipps?
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@Drew, isn’t Armani already at Phipps? Or am I thinking of another store that sells $100 t-shirts?
Giorgio Armani is at Phipps… Emporio Armani is slightly cheaper and Armani Exchange (which is now at Lenox and Mall of Georgia) is the cheapest.
@ Chris – you may or may not be thinking of another label, that sells $100 t-shirts. I know it’s stories above most of the Atlantan Male’s heads, but there are other retailers out there besides the Polo Outlet and Brooks Brothers.
@Chris, Right now all phipps has is Giorgio Aramani Boutique. So true on the $100 T-shirts. I thought at one point there was talk about all Emporio Armani Stores integrating with the Giorgio Armani stores, but i haven’t visited the Phipps store it find out.
Kielhs or Kiehl’s?
hi rb, you are correct. the spelling in the article was incorrect – we copied and pasted “kielhs” from the permit. the spelling has been updated in the post.
thanks!
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@Chris… Giorgio Armani is at Phipps. Armani Exchange is at Lenox. Empirio Armani is of course an Armani brand, but not the same.
I used to work for Salvatore Ferragamo at the Atl Airport, (Delta concourse A), and business was/is amazing. No wonder these other labels and boutiques are slowly but surely coming to the World’s busiest airport.
@Twinkmess… Most likely, they are referencing MAC cosmetics. MAC is already sold at the duty free shop, (they have a full counter), but business has always been so great, I can definitely see the use of a stand alone location.
Kiehl’s has had a boutique in the airport for about 2 years on concourse B and things are great. A secondary locale would only add to the business.
@Drew… Thomas Pink wouln’t just be entering the Atlanta market. The shirts and accessories are sold at Neiman’s, Saks, and also Nordstrom. And I do have a good reason to believe a PINK store will be opening soon!