Shopping center

The Twins, Kai Tak is home to the new flagship SOGO, the city’s largest Japanese-style department store. Situated in Tower I, our site features a long escalator that connects a striking triple-height atrium on the 10th floor to the Restaurant Park on the 12th floor. The design aims to transform this area into an immersive experience that transports visitors from the typical department store environment to an Engawa-inspired setting, inviting them to navigate through a space that evokes the impression of being inside a lantern. Adjacent to the atrium is TT SITE, a 25,000 sq ft multipurpose and exhibition space that we have also designed and is currently under construction. Leon Xu Liang Leon Xu Liang Three volumes form the s... More

Originally built in 1985 and long anchored by a Giants grocery store and beloved neighborhood retailers, Burtonsville Crossing once served as a familiar community hub. Over time, vacancy, end-of-life building systems, and an outdated architectural identity diminished both its performance and appeal. Yet the Burtonsville community has repeatedly shown the site’s potential to become more, notably through the 2019 Burtonsville Placemaking Festival where local music, food trucks, sports areas, and pop-up art transformed the center into a lively, people-first destination. Drawing directly from that energy, the revitalization of Burtonsville Crossing repositions the shopping center as a multi-modal, multi-experienced place that welcomes dri... More

There are cities whose histories do not merely rest in archives but continue to breathe through the joints of their walls, the shadows of their arcades, and the rhythm of their bazaars. Qazvin, in the northwest of Persia, is one such city. Here, the millennia meet like two old acquaintances who no longer need to explain themselves. For Persia—this high civilization that has patiently corrected, refined, and at times reinvented the world’s cultural landscape—remains a place where past and present coexist in a rare equilibrium. It is in this setting, along the historic route between Tabriz and Tehran, that a new tourist complex is envisioned: a five-star hotel, a bazaar, and cultural institutions—an ensemble that deman... More

The mixed-use residential and commercial complex in central Zolochiv combines modern living, urban vibrancy, and everyday convenience. The project aims to create a lively subcenter uniting residential, commercial, and public functions while respecting the historic urban context. The architecture blends contemporary forms with the city’s parcel structure, using materials that integrate naturally. Low building heights, underground parking, and articulated façades give an intimate character, while active ground-floor commercial spaces create a dynamic urban environment. A cozy inner courtyard offers landscaping and recreational zones for residents. AVR Development AVR Development AVR Development AVR Development... More

Shopping Center “OBROSHYN” is a new civic and commercial magnet in a rural context, designed for the residents of Obroshyn and nearby villages. Its core idea is to combine a technologically thoughtful space for providing commercial services with a hub that fosters social interaction — all while being respectful of the natural and social environment of the location. The project merges simple volumes, expressive textures, and a delicate approach to context. The ground floor houses a supermarket and pharmacy — meeting essential daily needs without the need to travel to the city. The upper level is designed for flexible commercial use, with the possibility of a café featuring a terrace overlooking the village. &... More

The residential complex is located near the intersection of Stryiska-Naukova. Convenient location and well-developed infrastructure of the neighborhood make the quarter a great place to live and relax. Taking into account the peculiarities of the site, the architects decided to place residential and office buildings above the shopping center. Thus, they were able to achieve multifunctionality of the building. At the same time, they provided a convenient division of space for different categories of visitors. Marina Grynykha Marina Grynykha The project also provides for a 2-level underground parking lot for the needs of residents and visitors of commercial areas. Children’s and sports grounds are provided on the territory of... More

Shopping Mall and Office Center Kineskop is located in the Frankivskyi district of Lviv, Ukraine, within a former industrial area undergoing gradual transformation. Like many industrial zones that once occupied the outskirts of expanding cities, the site is now surrounded by new residential development as industrial activities relocated to peripheral areas. This transition has altered the environmental and urban conditions of the district, opening opportunities for mixed-use infrastructure that supports residential growth. Marina Grynykha Marina Grynykha ❌︎ Remove Applied Products block will be inserted here   Urban transformation and site context Designed by AVR Development, the project shares a site with an exi... More

The facility is located on Liubinska Street in Lviv’s Zaliznychnyi district, closer to Danylo Halytskyi Lviv International Airport. This multifunctional building is designed to meet the needs of future residents and visitors of commercial premises. The first two floors are intended for a large shopping center, including cafes, shops and grocery retail. The ground floor creates a unique connection between Lubinska Street and the adjacent square, providing a comfortable place to visit retail or dining establishments. AVR Development On the third floor of the complex there is an exploited roof with landscaping, creating a comfortable and cozy atmosphere. There is also a swimming pool, which can be used by both residents and visit... More

As a campus built in 1978, in order to adapt to the requirements of campus development, the owner needs to update the campus and supplement functions such as commercial facilities and accommodation. The project demolished the original swimming pool and built a new commercial facility and two dormitory buildings.  The west side of the campus is adjacent to the Malu River, with lush green trees on both sides and clear river water. But in the current situation, blocked by walls, the value of the waterfront is not felt on campus. Although the Yuepu community around the Baowu campus has a relatively dense population, it is surrounded by factories and has no commercial facilities in the community. To this end, we suggest that the owner use... More

A key player in a new chapterStorcenter Nord is situated in Katrinebjerg in Aarhus, which is currently undergoing considerable change. The transformation of the district has triggered the need for an update of Storcenter Nord so the shopping centre will open onto the surrounding urban space while contributing to a more dense urban character in the area.The Katrinebjerg district was once a purely commercial area, with a mixture of large and small companies, but over the coming years will be converted into a dense urban environment with a high proportion of homes, education and businesses. The project aims to ensure that Storcenter Nord is updated in line with the changes in the entire district, and includes expansion and refurbishment of the... More

PROJECT SUMMARY ■ Design Client: HYUNDAI Department Store Project Name: THE HYUNDAI DAEGU B2F U-PLEX   Spatial Design: BetwinSpace (www.betwin.kr)    Construction: HCDM Betwin Space Betwin Space ■ Summary Design : BETWINSPACE / Junggon Kim, Hwanwoo Oh (02)6402-9665 www.betwin.kr Design Team : BETWINSPACE / Minyi Kim, Yanghoon Jung, Nahyun Kim Location : B2F, 2077, Dalgubeol-daero, Jung-gu, Daegu, Republic of Korea Area : 6,178sqm (1,871py)  Floor : Tile, Marble, Terazzo Wall : Tile, Marble, Stainless Steel, Glass, Colored Veneer Panel Ceiling : Paint, Texture Paint, Stainless Steel, Tension Fabric, Colored Veneer Panel Photograph : Yongjoon Choi Betwin Space Betwin Space PROJECT DESCRIP... More

The ESPRIT brand operates stores at many mall and retail centers. SOVA In the task presented their store needs to move to a new location in Bulgaria Mall. SOVA The vacant space has highly recognisable round concrete columns, quite unusual for the typical retail center. SOVA SOVA SOVA SOVA SOVA SOVA In accordance with the main brand identity guidelines, the space is organised in order get the maximum exposure for the main highlights: exposed concrete, denim collections and contrastingly warm wood. Caption Caption Caption Caption More

A designer’s task is to know how to respond to the client’s requests and needs with his/her design proposal. We have been asked to create a project proposal to satisfy a high demand of tourism for the new tourist settlement in the island in Croatia. The requirements for the accommodations is that all buildings, apartments and hotels must have a panoramic sea view and consist of: • Two buildings with a number of 500 luxury five-star apartments, each 100 square meters large. • Two buildings of 250 rooms each destined for a five-star hotel and each connected by functions and services different from those offered in the two luxury five-star apartment buildings. • Two apartment buildings of 110 square meters of... More