Eco-Built by Marco: Planet: New Pop-Up

Friday, November 12, 2010

Planet: New Pop-Up

Thanks Mr. Sign for all your help!

Planet Pulse
opens
Pop-Up Shop

David Roth, 11/12/2010

The Planet Pulse has launched a new Pop-Up store in Settler's Ridge, a 600,000 sq. ft. regional center development located in Pittsburgh (Robinson Township), PA.

The main store opened in Cranberry Township, PA two years ago and it's now expanding to other locations. Known for bringing a world of fashion to Pittsburgh, this new store will extend the brand into a great new market... Opening 11/15/2010.

The shopping center features a 150,000 sq. ft. Giant Eagle Market District, REI, LA Fitness, Barnes & Noble, a 16-screen Cinemark theater, and a P.F. Chang’s plus numerous specialty retailers. The regional center also features a 124-room Courtyard by Marriott, home and apparel fashion stores, plus a selection of complimentary restaurants.

The storefront was Eco-Built by Marco for an initial 10-week trial, and will hopefully extend to a full lease. We know it will be a big hit!

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Marco offers sustainable building solutions (SBS) to our clients as a basic service. We have adopted a 'triple top line' (TTL) business method for our company, which in addition to economic vitality, emphasizes protection for the natural environment and the health of people, our greatest resource. In a nutshell, TTL is a process that helps us run our green business by following a simple rule – No Profit without Planet and People.

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