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Shopping Centers in architecture are large-scale commercial complexes designed to accommodate multiple retail stores, dining areas, and entertainment spaces within a cohesive environment. These structures prioritize circulation, spatial hierarchy, and user experience, often integrating natural light, open plazas, and sustainable features to enhance shopper comfort and social interaction. As hubs of urban life, they reflect evolving consumer behaviors and urban development trends.
In the heart of Mexico City, Vía 515 by Migdal Arquitectos is a bold response to the challenges and opportunities of urban development. This mixed-use complex is a vibrant hub…
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The Déjà Vu Recycle Store on Anfu Road is an exemplary blend of innovative architectural design and sustainable consumerism. Formerly housing the Shanghai Film Distribution and Exhibition Corporation, this zigzag…
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In the new photograph series of Michael Nguyen, “The Power of Design and the Contradictions between Art and Life,” the artist photographed The Mira, a district and shopping center that opened in…
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