Shopping centers

Project • By BIOSIS • Shopping Centres

Lagunen II Shopping Center

Lagunen II, Bergen Located in Bergen, one of Europe’s rainiest cities, Lagunen II is a climate-adaptive expansion of Norway’s largest shopping centre. Designed by BIOSIS, the project reinterprets the conventional mall typology as an open, light-filled urban structure that responds directly to the city’s coastal climate and neighbourhood context. The extension is conceived as a “good neighbour” to the surrounding residential area, emphasising openness, permeability, and everyday use rather than inward-facing retail. A large cantilevered roof extends outward to form a protective canopy along the public realm, offering shelter from rain and wind while creating a generous, covered transition between building and... More

Product • By VeroMetal® International • VeroMetal® and shop interiors

VeroMetal® and shop interiors

Unlimited formability and unique designVeroMetal® finishing coating made from real metal gives architects, interior designers, stylists and artists all the flexibility they require to produce truly pioneering designs. Every design takes on the authentic characteristics of metal. All elements with a real metal finish Exclusive finishing touch to your luxurious shop interior. Facades, walls, floors, furniture or other shop interior elements with a genuine metal appearance. Robust and authentic, polished to a mirror finish, or with a striking texture. VeroMetal® makes it happen. VeroMetal® cold-workable liquid metal VeroMetal® is a cold-workable liquid metal that can be applied to practically any surface... More

Project • By Oneworks • Shops

The Market - Luxury Shopping Outlet

Oneworks was commissioned to design a new luxury outlet destination to support the local community and tourism from local towns. The project assumptions originate with the territorial context, in addition to the commercial objectives. Context is the interventions topography, which uses the hillside to create a "vertical" complex. Terraced parking lots follow the terrains natural profile and the interior pedestrian path winds following a slight slope diagonally across the hillside. An unusual solution for a commercial space, the design concept allows one to read the site topography and at the same time drastically reduces building footprint. Context is also the topological nature of the intervention, where space is generated and gi... More

Project • By ARCH-1 • Shopping Centres

Shopping Centre Smolensko 10F

Modern shopping center architecture design. Multi-functional mall center in Vilnius, Žemaitės g. Currently under construction. More

Project • By STENI AS • Shopping Centres

Sirkus Shopping Centre

An old and slightly worn-down shopping centre in Trondheim has given way to a brand new, tasteful and hyper-modern shopping centre with 100 businesses and 81 flats.According to architect Ole Wiig, STENI façade panels were chosen because the Sirkus Shopping Centre is a building with large wall surfaces, so it was important to choose a material that would not cost too much and which would stand the test of time. To break up the grey façades, they have added a number of horizontal red band (with lights) and used the same red colour around the windows. More

Project • By URSA • Shopping Centres

SAMBIL Shopping Centre

•It is the largest outlet in Spain and opened to the public last March, after remaining closed for 7 years and undergoing deep renovation. •These ducts have high thermal resistance, provide acoustic insulation, guarantee improved indoor air quality and outstanding performance in the case of fire. In September 2010, the M40 Shopping Centre, located in the La Fortuna neighbourhood in Leganés (Madrid), closed its doors, suffering from strong debt and suspension of payments. Seven years later, on the 24th March 2017, the Venezuelan company SAMBIL was successful in opening the centre’s doors to the public once more, making it the largest outlet in Spain. Grupo SAMBIL has invested 59 million euro in the renovation of the old shopping cen... More