SHOPPING SHOPPING MALLS
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Contents
FRIIS Aalborg City Centre 6
Alcalá Magna 12
Atrio 18
Namba Parks 24
LaLaPort Shopping 30
The Landmark 36
Grand Indonesia 42
Le Grange Shopping Centre 48
Kanyon 54
ION Orchard 60
The City 7 Mall 66
Plaza 353 72
Zlote Tarasy 78
K:fem Department Store 84
Roma Est Shopping Centre 90
Business centre in Saint-Etienne 96
365 Shopping Center 102
Forum Camlik 108
Prestige Mall 114
Garden 5 Tool 120 Domus Furniture Mall 232
Chadstone West Mall
engelhorn acc\/es 126 SORIA.COM 238
Shopping Centre Stadtgalerie
M1 Meydan Merter Shopping Centre 132 Times Square Center 244
Dubai Festival City
SIAM Paragon 138 Festival Waterfront Centre 250
Kamppi Commercial Centre
Shoppers Stop Rajouri 144 Highcross 256
Riverstone
Forum Duisburg 150 Enterprise Square 5, MegaBox 262
Sexta Avenida
Star Place 156 Pavilion KL 268
Forum Mersin
Baneasa Shopping City 162 LATTICE in Beijing 274
ADA Shopping Center
Jewel Park 168 Women’s Shoe Department at the Galeries Lafayette 280
Sanko Park Shopping Center
CEPA Shopping Center 172 Index 286
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FRIIS Aalborg City Centre
Location: The shopping centre, which combines new
property and a renovation of the former
Aalborg, Denmark Magasin department store, covers a total area
of 60,000 sq m. The shops are located at street
Designer: level and on the first floor. Central Aalborg
was previously divided by the traffic along
C. F. Møller Architects Nytorv, but the FRIIS shopping centre now
binds the city together. The shopping centre
Photographer: has four main entrances: two main entrances
connect to the city's main street, Nytorv. One
Helene Hoyer, Steen & Strm main entrance connects the Centre to the
pedestrian shopping street of Nørregade, which
Completion date: forms the northerly part of Aalborg's shopping
street network, and another main entrance
2010 links the Centre to Aalborg's newly-refurbished
waterfront.
- The building unites its many different functions
with a white stucco façade and striking glass
panels in structural glazing, but the façade also
reflects its diversity, just as it reflects the diverse
structure of the surrounding city – from the
large-scale open areas towards the harbour
to the denser, more intimate shopping streets.
This is achieved through alternating motifs,
including window bays in various designs,
perforated steel plates in front of coloured
façade fields in different varieties, variations in
window formats and combinations of materials,
etc.
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1.The exterior of the building
2.The white tone makes the interior
space minimalistic and generous.
3.The benches in the public area
4.The dining area along the windows
5.The black and white tone is elegant
and minimalistic.
6.The dining area along the windows
7.The retail space view from the
corridor
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Alcalá Magna
Location: The centre is organised around a natural flow
from north to south. Main retail anchors are
Spain located at the south entrance, around the
Diamond Plaza. This entrance attracts people
Designer: from the residential areas located at this end of
the centre. At the north end is Cervantes Plaza,
Chapman Taylor Architects a large double-height space leading into the
park, where the leisure areas, food court and
Photographer: entrance to the cinema are located. It opens
directly onto the park and the transparent
Chapman Taylor Architects walls create an important interior-exterior link.
A distinctive diamond-shaped glazed roof-light
Completion date: filters light from the park and creates a stunning
centre piece for the mall.
2007 Historical references have been woven into the
design of the exterior. The Roman foundations
of the city and the Castilian University from
the sixteenth century on, are represented by
archaeological strata which give shape and
form to the elevations.
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1.The diamond-shaped outlook of
the exterior is eye-catching.
2.The design of rooftop is unique.
3.The diamond-shaped roof also
provides the natural light for the
interior.
4.The rooftop view from interior
5.The bright colour in interior design
6.The interior design is luxurious and
fashionable.
7.The glass and lighting create a
fashion style.
8.The atrium is surrounded by the
retail space.
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1 Atrio is in many respects – conceptually as well as
architecturally – no conventional shopping centre.
Atrio On the one hand, one is simply overwhelmed
by the scale of the over 100,000-square-metre
Location: stand-alone building which graces the southern
access to the city of Villach. The partly raised
Frankfurt, Germany building greets the visitor like a red and silver
sculpture. \"A Trio\" is on the other hand the
Designer: architectural programme of the building – a
shopping centre which seeks to draw together
ATP three regions.
The fluid entrance zone replaces no clear
Photographer: border between outside and inside. The over-
dimensioned red entrance frame dominates
Thomas Jantscher virtually the entire south façade; it highlights
both main façade and entrance like an original
Completion date: piece of origami while creating a covered
forecourt which is conceived as an open stage
2007 for events. The red 15 m wide canopy sculpture
is formed out of steel trusswork.
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cores and on three levels: “The open-air stage”
at the main entrance acts as a forum and open
communication-platform during the day. The
notion of the three regions is also symbolised
by a glass pyramid, a crystal which draws
daylight deep down into the parking levels. The
underground car park is continually in contact
with the centre: the views afforded by openings
in the slab give clients the feeling of standing in
the plaza before they have left the parking. The
feeling of being underground is also reduced
by the lifting of the main building and the very
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1.The exterior of the building gentle access to the basement parking. Clients
2.The open lobby who park on the parking deck at second
3.Dining area is arranged at the first- floor level are oriented by a series of coloured
floor terrace. aluminium poles. The flat volume of the Atrio is
4.The overall view of the lobby divided into a classic INTERSPAR supermarket
5.The outdoor dining terrace and a Shopping Mile focused on the central
6.The aerial view of the interior space square with the blue tower in its midst. Due to
7.The elements in exterior design are its scale, the Plaza cannot be compared with
repeated in interior design. such spaces in conventional malls. In an area
of 50 m x 60 m an almost square glazed Atrium
was created which houses all those activities –
buying, eating, playing, communicating and
loitering – which combine to create a new
urban square for Villach. In order to intensify this
\"street-like\" feeling, the architect used various
granites as floor finishes at ground floor level
whereas the upper floor is finished in an elegant
Gailtaler marble.
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Namba Parks
Location: Namba Parks, a vibrant lifestyle centre, inserts
a much-needed natural amenity into Osaka's
Osaka, Japan dense city core. Namba Parks generously
weaves rich landscaping and other natural
Designer: elements with specialty retail, entertainment
and dining, creating a new unique place that
The Jerde Partnership celebrates the interaction of people, culture
and recreation. Located adjacent to Namba
Photographer: Train Station, the first stop on the new line
connecting the city to Kansai Airport, Namba
Hiroyuki Kawano Parks is a key gateway project for Osaka
that will redefine the city’s identity and urban
Completion date: experience.
Many Jerde projects are inspired by the power
2007 of nature as both a regenerative force and a
universally understood element that connects
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Jerde conceived of nature as a form of urban
intervention and designed Namba Parks as a
natural amenity that offers relief from the hard,
bustling city – and creates a new experience
for Osaka.
The project's interior is a man-made canyon.
Originally conceived of by the client as a
simple concrete passageway to connect the
north and south parcels of the project site,
Jerde proposed a canyon instead. Constructed
from band of coloured stone, the canyon
reinforces the project’s connection with nature
while forming the primary circulation pattern.
This path is carefully sculptured to produce a
sense of mystery and create a variety of coves,
caves, valleys and other exploratory spaces.
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1.The entrance to the park in the At selected locations, varying with each level, each with a water feature or event, create a
street direct access from the canyon is provided to sequential path of discovery. At the centre of
2.The \"canyon\" in the shopping mall outdoor terraces located on the park plane. the project is the grand plaza, a three-storey
3.The aerial view of the elegant flow Glass bridges connect the two sides of the tactile and organic space embellished with
of the park's design canyon, by night becoming arcing tubes of greenery, foliage and water to rejuvenate the
4.The shopping environment in the light. All vertical spaces are sky-lit from the park spirit.
“cayon” is quite fashionable. above.
5.Bustling crowd in the shopping mall Namba Parks forms a dramatic new identity
at night for the city. Alongside a 30-storey office tower
and 46-storey residential tower, the project
features a new lifestyle commercial centre
with a rooftop that crosses the multiple blocks
while gradually ascending eight levels from
the streets of the city. The sloping nature of the
park serves as a green and highly visible oasis
in a city where nature is sparse. By connecting
to the street, the sloping park plane will draw
people up and into the project among groves
of trees, green spaces, water features and
outdoor terraces, where they can dine, read,
socialise, or simply taking in views of the city.
Namba Park’s retail and entertainment venues
are accessed through a “figure 8” circulation
path that ascends through the canyon interior
up the sloped park plane. A series of plazas,
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LaLaPort Shopping
Location: The 226,600-square-metre LaLaPort Shopping
Centre is located in the heart of Yokohama
Yokohama, Japan near the Daisan Keihin Highway and
Yokohama’s Kamoi station. The design features
Designer: powerful, intersecting circular shapes and
dramatic wave forms to the principle building
Buchan Group International elevations. LaLaport TOKYO-BAY is home to 540
stores, with 8,200 parking spaces. Committed to
Photographer: further development, it aims to be one of the
largest shopping centres in Japan, adapting to
Aaron Pocock ever-changing trends and needs and providing
new experiences for its customers. A dramatic
Completion date: circular external entry space, the Central
Court, is surrounded by overlooking balconies,
2007 tenancies and the Firest Level Food Court,
and features freestanding restaurants, water
features, richly landscaped garden areas and
a performance stage.
The interior of LaLaPort is light and light-filled,
clean and minimalist. Shopfronts are wide
and welcoming, with the malls characterised
by gracefully shaped vaulted skylight forms
of curved timber blades and panels. The rich
landscape quality that characterises the
LaLaPort brand is extended from the exterior
into the heart of the project, the Central Node.
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1.The repeatation of the semicircle
shapes compose the exterior feature.
2.The interior design is clean and
simple.
3.Besides the effect of decoration,
the plants also adjust the
microclimate around the
shopping mall.
4.The central courtyard at night
5.The plants in the entrance plaza
6.The shopping mall at night
7.The semicircle as a shaping
element is repeated in the design.
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The Landmark
Location: Located in the central district of Hong Kong,
The Landmark is one of the premier luxury
Hong Kong, China retail centres in Asia. In order to maintain its
competitive edge, the complex is regularly
Designer: updated to ensure that its design and amenities
reflect the pervading retail culture.
KPF( Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates); Phase I of the renovation involved the
P+T International (Phase I); Aedas complete recladding of the original 1970s’
(Phase II); D.I. Design, Retail building and the upgrading of internal finishes
Consultant with French limestone and new storefronts and
entrances. Additional efforts included a sky
Photographer: lighted atrium roof and an interior fountain.
Phase II encompasses several components:
H.G. Esch the addition of York House, a 23-storey,
115,000-square-foot (10,684-square-metre)
Completion date: office\/retail tower at the corner of Ice House
Street; the renovation and expansion of the
2007 façade along Queen’s Road Central, including
the centre’s new atrium entrance, additional
Size\/Area: retail space and restaurants in the new and the
existing atria; a boutique hotel (the Mandarin
18,580 sqm Landmark) and spa in the lower portion of
Edinburgh Tower; double-height storefronts that
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Harvey Nichols department store and a Louis
Vuitton superstore on Pedder Street.
A suspended, three-storey wall of folded
vertical glass panels envelopes the new retail
podium along Queen’s Road Central, unifying
the complex’s disparate elements. Conceived
as a diaphanous veil, the zigzag glass screen
alternately obscures and reveals the retail
environment, connecting the interior activity to
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1.The façade of the shopping street is the streets of Central.
simple but fashionable. The York House office tower located atop
2.The vertical texture highlights the the extended retail podium floats two storeys
contemporary feeling of the tower. above the new atrium entrance and rooftop
3.Looking up from the atrium garden. As a counterpoint to the podium,
4.The interior of the retail space view the tower’s high-performance glass façade
from the corridor is stretched out into a single plane, an effect
5.The lighting of the shopping mall at created by cantilevering the façade 1.5
night metres beyond the floor plate at each end.
6.The carefully-designed staircase A high-profile destination accessible from Hong
and rest seats Kong’s mass transit system and airport, the
7.The unique design above the renovated and expanded Landmark engages
atrium and enhances its Central locale by creating an
integrated, 24-hour lifestyle, work, and leisure
environment.
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Grand Indonesia
Location: Located at one of Jakarta's busiest intersections,
the development comprises a 2 million-square-
Jakarta, Indonesia foot retail centre, a 50-story office tower and
a 54-storey residential tower, as well as an
Designer: additional retail, cinema and ballroom building
on an adjacent site connected with a bridge.
RTKL The design team was challenged to create a
scheme that would link the different uses and
Interior Cinema Decoration: highlight their respective features. The retail
Blitzmegaplex centre connects to the hotel and features
clear routes of circulation that wind through
Photographer: thematic districts; details like coffered ceilings
and sleek lines express a range of design styles,
Grischa Ruschendorf from ornate and historic to streamlined and
contemporary.
Completion date: Slated to become the icon in the Indonesian
retail scene, Grand Indonesia Shopping Town
2009 delivers the ultimate, trend-setting shopping,
dining, and entertainment experience spread
out over more than 250,000 square metres in
eight levels. The shopping Town consists of 2
blocks linked by a multilevel bridge and zoned
into 3 specialised districts to cater to
individuals needs.
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1.The façade design has a regional
feature.
2.The shopping mall blends itself in
the night scene of the city.
3.The interior colour is fresh and
natural.
4.The top-grade and luxury retail
shopping environment.
5.The plants of interior and exterior
echo each other.
6.Visitors coming and going in the
shopping mall
7.The elegant lobby
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Le Grange Shopping Centre
Location: An edge-of-town shopping centre of some
30,000-square-metre for the town of Cassino,
Cassino, Italy previously poorly served in retail terms. A design
to bring the elevation to life especially at night
Designer: was inspired by the idea of fast moving traffic
headlights and makes a dynamic impression
Chapman Taylor Architects on the passer-by. Horizontal aluminum profiles
running along the elevations are dramatically
Photographer: lit.
The interior in contrast is cool and restrained
Chapman Taylor Architects with a paving layout and ceiling design inspired
by computer circuit boards. Natural lighting is
Completion date: brought into the interior via dramatic mesh
boxes which also serve as air-conditioning
2006 and smoke-extraction ducts. The shops echo
the simplicity of the interior with all signs being
contained within the shop fronts themselves.
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