Changi City Point: Greenery and a Reason to Stay
Reframing the Brand for a Younger Audience
At Changi City Point, Délifrance needed to connect with a younger, predominantly millennial audience drawn from the surrounding Changi Business Park. In a location driven by weekday trade and surrounded by competing food and beverage options, the store needed to offer more than convenience. It needed to give customers a reason to stay.
The challenge was to create a fresher, more contemporary expression of Délifrance while remaining grounded in the French bakery character of its global brand.
Creating a Contemporary Place to Dwell
Greater Group shifted the experience from a transactional bakery-café towards a warmer, more social environment designed around dwell. A prominent biophilic wall anchors the space, introducing greenery and softness into the commercial setting while creating a distinctive backdrop for the seating environment.
Spatial planning, materiality and the refreshed brand identity were developed together, creating a more contemporary expression without disconnecting the store from the wider Délifrance network.
A New Expression for a New Audience
Changi City Point demonstrates how Délifrance’s established identity can flex to meet a different customer and occasion. The result is a younger, more contemporary bakery-café experience that encourages customers to stay rather than simply transact, while remaining recognisably part of the Délifrance brand.