Saks puts hopes on US$250m, three-year restoration of Fifth Avenue flagship store
New York
MARC Metrick stepped off a freight elevator at Saks Fifth Avenue one recent afternoon and navigated his way past mangled wires and bare concrete beams, his Prada lace-ups crunching on broken glass.
"The staircase is going to come up here," he said, on the gutted fourth floor. Turning toward a jumble of boxes, he added: "And here's our fur business."
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