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    SHOPPING MALLS Originally meant a pedestrian promenade with shops along it. ‘The importance of'a shopping mall is mainly for people to get out of the house for a while and do something entertaining, Shopping malls can provide the best shopping experiences such as social gatherings, entertainment, performances, product launches, promotions and festivals. Most of them include clothing stores, a food court, movie theaters, areade rooms, and much more, Maaco NAME- ANNIE EBLIN.N PTs POR eee Obes XARSO7 ARCHITECTURAL DesiGN-4 YEAR/SEC/SEM-3/A/5 HISTORY OF SHOPPING MALLS 1, Shopping centers had their birth in the 1920's in California where supermarkets would anchor and serve as a magnet fora strip of smaller stores. 2.According to Samuel Feinberg (1960) shopping centers got their start a bit earlier, in 1907, in a Baltimore neighborhood where a group of stores established off-street parking. 3.In 1922 The Country Club Plaza in suburban Kansas City, a group of stores only accessible by car, was built, In 1931 the Highland Park Shopping Village in Dallas became the first group of stores that had its own parking lot with the stores facing away from the access road. The first enclosed mall was developed in a suburb of Minneapolis in 1956. 4.Designed to get the shopper out of the harsh weather,introduced the world to shopping complexes as worlds unto themselves--free from bad weather, life, crime, dirt and troubles. 5.1 is somehow fitting that the largest mall in the United States, called "The Mall of America," is now nearing completion outside Minneapolis. 6.Whatever and wherever its start, the phenomenal growth and development of shopping centers naturally followed the migration of population out from the cities and paralleled the growth of the use of the automobile z “Dayton Arcade in the 1920s CONCEPT OF SHOPPING MALLS 1. Shopping for all types of products and services 2. Act as a source of entertainment. 3.Provides family-oriented activities or a safe place to meet with friends 4.Multi-storeyed air-conditioned buildings with shops on different floors with accessibility(escalators and elevators) 5.Food court and theaters where people also come to entertain themselves 6. Various types and sources of gaming zone for adults and children 7. All types of shops 8. With parking facilities ALL IN A SAME ROOF VEICLE PARKING ISOMETRIC VIEW OF A SHOPPING MALL MALLS NOWADAYS -In the 21st century, shopping centers continue to evolve and serve communities’ social and economic needs. With the combination of fashion, food, entertainment, and services, shopping centers have greatly expanded their role in the communities they serve. -Over the last 2-3 years, the Indian consumer market has seen a significant growth in malls, an increased demand for quality retail space from a varied segment of large-format retailers and brands, which include food and apparel chains, consumer durables and multiplex operators, has attracted real-estate developers and corporate houses across cities in India. rw re oh hh LS ARCHITECTURAL ASPECTS OF MALL ‘ris a place where people lave to spend their time, mainly for 3 reasons — entertainment, dising, and leisure. ‘These malls are endowed with entertainment spaccs like game rooms and gaming arenas, movie theaters, multiplexes, ‘book shops, ets, leisure spaces like spas, saunas, salons, massage centers, cic. caleries including fine cine restaurants, fast food comers, dessert points, coffee shops, ete LSITE DESIGN Majorly includes orientation and layout of ‘buildings, circulation and parking lzyout, landscaping. water supply. drainage retention, and various other elements The quality of the pedestrian eavironment should be considered as a central defining aspect ‘of the site layout and design theme for all types yntown Florida, Aerial View of ‘the parking 2. PARKING LAYOUT Accurate parking layouts -In case of insufficient site area, basement parking is always prefemble. ~ planned according te the orientation of the uall structures so that the vehicular and pedestrian movements are in the same direction, Valet services, landseapeseape islands and medians, interconnected networks of pedestrian walkwnys, 4. CONNECT THE SPACES providing simple road layouts and cirenlation pathways, shuttle bus or go-kart services in the site, clear signage, and sidewalk connections. 3-FACADE provides a transitional element between the inside and outside functions, 10 mvs, static pressure 15

    + 7 e F @ n 3 ~ % 8 26-30 . t {aa D 30min, = a F 21-22 ¢ 5 W 23-25 i 4-6 1 34-36 e % ‘oman evcenset L 16-37 CLOTHING AND FASHION HAMCIING MERCHANEISE CASES DRESSING ROOMS BOOK STORE Code 14 172.7 1219 14 167.6 182.9 152.4-167, 6 e-za7 moae> Ex ses 2) s)a)a|s Shoe Store / Fitting Area BILL COUNTER Tou} bn WRAPPING COUNTER GROCERY STOEE FLOOR PLAN LAYOUT SHELVES CLEARANCE AREA CIRCULATION. tirana area pet peron i warous peso ‘erly scene seated Ab Bator ce moabieest Sd ey oe aed see Dance hae “551.090 ean idee orem) 900 etal i al soars 61070 eparent tres, aman 09 (ecb cman} Biren ses aven, (Lara aeasonn ftces 3. encoding tes arid atric) ‘rea act pericn to br aleve dn wanna wcaltion areas EEE SS ‘Grell or pvt: snes abc relia aiigs 29 ‘wating sea, 1per cant sanding rocem-fewn|eg WR — 05 B08 ‘aby Greslting people ncerndors reused test by Ottriction 02 (aera eign pu pone Feaple moving at goat waking pace (13 es Pocele moving at ashe 4 160.97 Feupleut » stander to obstruction 10000 20000m anaes ‘0043 18:000 050 ‘Swyermarkers Thessles aes oye sauce wen 6.40, ‘ange from 100k 25200 ‘Superstores ‘S800'~ 10 060 of eine soace. Hypemartcts at ewst.2500 mises toa wom, Shopoimgeerees: 78000 anas0CD0 m2 GLA 10 eta pari: ‘most 45002 Deugnteadtar 20 Saf foie (general gee on ADMIN OFFICE DESIGN AND LAYOUT = 11 et PLAN LAYOUT Halt ON aaw ye ) Lites Bes fee ASE) | ek bet ‘ Wig o” ena at bhek} tot AREA CLEARANCE ’ ‘e 1 4. RECREATION ZONE FOOD COURT DESIGN N LAYOUT 22 Types of sen arangement in fea cours RECREATION PARKS. [. Miniature disney land E activity performed kids n parents enjoying the fun gamesn rides | 3. Film city LANDSCAPING AREAS( INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SEMI OUTDOOR INDOOR OUTDOOR 5. ENTERTAINMENT ZONE CINEMA DESIGN AND AYOUT -entrance hall 2-the main hall 3-Administration 4-Emergancy stairs First: Entrance hall: 6) rmeesemm seme Petey Uanden 1-Clear access to the main reception d-security room Second: Cinemas hail: 1-projection room 2-main hall 1-projection room ‘The projection room juno longer » continuously used workplace for staff 1 m of space behind the projector and at the operating side 2.80 m high wentilation ,nolie insulation to the auditorium side projection rooms may be combined foe severot aucktoviuen Film widths of 16mm, 35mm 70mm the centre of the Projected beam should nat deviate more than 5 degree horizontally or werticaly from the centre af the screen ,oF itshould be defected vin a deflection mirror ‘The mesio hall {The ast of space eg for cach aati depts ci aware of acs bat lhe fagures Below provide anapprouinite gus Thecalculsions re based oe amar

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