CARREFOUR CITY

In Troyes, except in the Monoprix, in the pedestrian street, few small surfaces dominate the city centre. Nevertheless, while grocery stores sometimes struggle to survive, Carrefour City, just a few steps from the cinemas, the postal station, does not put it in particular. In the long run, the store seems to be on the qui as soon as a customer returns and, followed by the eye through the shelves, the bags to deposit when one fifty years old are quick to escape. It was, however, an opportunity not to spend too much on sandwiches, a meal on the thumb or a bottle in case of late invitation. On a human scale, the reception lacks a bit of heat for this proximity trade that does not fit the context of implantation.