This study is focused on the evolution of massive retail architecture as polyvalent container and consistent public space no longer located in the periphery, but as generic spaces within inner cities. Its aim is also to reflect on the adaptation of these large commercial complexes as they are affected by the new digital market and their impact on the urban design concerning public interiors in European cities. Some exemplary types of shopping malls: L’Illa in Barcelona, Spain; Almere Stad shopping centre in Almere, Holland and St David’s in Cardiff, UK, have been critically compared by analysing their urban, formal and functional transformations
International audienceToday, Shopping centers are considered as significant urban amenities whose mo...
In European suburban areas, shopping centres are the main attractor, socially and commercially. Over...
Anytime, anywhere, anything your heart desires is just a few clicks away. Online shopping has surged...
This study is focused on the evolution of massive retail architecture as polyvalent container and co...
This study is focused on the evolution of massive retail architecture as polyvalent container and co...
In the 20th century, the notion of logistics migrated from the military sphere to trade, from Europe...
Over the past few years there has been a proliferation of new kinds of retail space. Retail space ha...
Research shows that while most malls aren’t actually dying off, the 3.4% that are failing are older ...
The U.K. has the greatest proportion of online sales in Europe. This study seeks to explore the diff...
This thesis paper aims to investigate how digital retail might affect our cities (in particular in S...
This chapter iterates the circumstances that informed the late arrival of new retail typologies in S...
Traditional brick-and-mortar stores are struggling to compete with this generation’s consumer cultur...
The 1990s brought innovation to retail shopping, enabling consumers to begin to shop from the comfor...
This thesis interrogates Eastgate Mall in Christchurch, to develop a revived architectural design fo...
The struggles faced by UK city centres is well documented. Unsustainable operational costs, online t...
International audienceToday, Shopping centers are considered as significant urban amenities whose mo...
In European suburban areas, shopping centres are the main attractor, socially and commercially. Over...
Anytime, anywhere, anything your heart desires is just a few clicks away. Online shopping has surged...
This study is focused on the evolution of massive retail architecture as polyvalent container and co...
This study is focused on the evolution of massive retail architecture as polyvalent container and co...
In the 20th century, the notion of logistics migrated from the military sphere to trade, from Europe...
Over the past few years there has been a proliferation of new kinds of retail space. Retail space ha...
Research shows that while most malls aren’t actually dying off, the 3.4% that are failing are older ...
The U.K. has the greatest proportion of online sales in Europe. This study seeks to explore the diff...
This thesis paper aims to investigate how digital retail might affect our cities (in particular in S...
This chapter iterates the circumstances that informed the late arrival of new retail typologies in S...
Traditional brick-and-mortar stores are struggling to compete with this generation’s consumer cultur...
The 1990s brought innovation to retail shopping, enabling consumers to begin to shop from the comfor...
This thesis interrogates Eastgate Mall in Christchurch, to develop a revived architectural design fo...
The struggles faced by UK city centres is well documented. Unsustainable operational costs, online t...
International audienceToday, Shopping centers are considered as significant urban amenities whose mo...
In European suburban areas, shopping centres are the main attractor, socially and commercially. Over...
Anytime, anywhere, anything your heart desires is just a few clicks away. Online shopping has surged...