Shopping centres: retail development, design and management ,
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Beddington, Nadine
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Series: Publisher: U.K. : Architectural Press, 1991Edition: 2nd ed.Description: 268 p.ISBN: 0750612134; 9780750612135.Subject(s): Architectural structure & design | Economics, finance, business & management | Management & management techniques | Public buildings: civic, commercial, industrial, etc | Retail sector | Commercial Buildings Architecture | Retail Management | Business & Economics | Business / Economics / Finance | Business/Economics | United Kingdom, Great Britain | ARCHITECTURE / General | Architecture / Methods & Materials | Business & Economics / Industries / Retailing | Industries - Retailing | General | Canada | Europe | Great Britain | Planning | Shopping centers | ArchitectureSummary: This book covers the effects of new technology on shopping centre design. Circulation, lighting, acoustics and air quality are important considerations here as is the provision of improved conditions for people with disabilities. The development of food courts, new retailing uses for old buildings, and methods of refurbishment of older centres also come under close examination. The book contains numerous international case studies.
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This book covers the effects of new technology on shopping centre design. Circulation, lighting, acoustics and air quality are important considerations here as is the provision of improved conditions for people with disabilities. The development of food courts, new retailing uses for old buildings, and methods of refurbishment of older centres also come under close examination. The book contains numerous international case studies.
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