词条 | Val d'Europe (mall) |
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Opened in 2000, the mall has 190 shops and 30 restaurants, covering over 1,000,000 square feet since its most recent expansion completed in March 2017. HistoryThe beginnings of the mall can be traced to 1987 when 6 institutions – the state, the Île-de-Franc The aim of this project was to re-balance the economic development of the Île-de-France region and the East of the Paris basin. It was not until 1996 that agreements on the proposed development were signed between the land owners, Eurodisney CSA, and developers, Ségécé, for the creation of a large shopping mall. Construction began in October 1998 and the mall was opened two years later, on 25 October 2000. In 2002, Val d’Europe won an ICSC International European Shopping Centre PROCOS award in the New Developments: Large Centres category. The mall has undergone numerous expansion projects, including one in 2003 for the opening of the Delbard garden centre, which won the ICSC International prize for Innovative Design and Construction, and an almost 11,000 square foot (1000m2) extension of the “Les Terasses” food court in 2006.[2] In 2010, Eurodisney passed the land to the Klépierre group.[3] The mall has been able to stay open on Sundays since 2016,[4] when it gained the status of an “international tourist area”[5] (ZTI in French), as Disneyland Paris was the first tourist attraction in Europe to have 15 million visitors per year. In 2017, the mall underwent further renovation and expansion of over 170,000 square feet creating 30 new stores and 8 restaurants. ArchitectureDesignThe centre was designed and built by an international team: Graham Gund (USA), Chapman Taylor (Great Britain) and Lobjoy & Bouvier (France).[6] They worked together on the project and drew their inspiration from 19th century Parisian architecture. The resulting style drew freely from the three leading figures of the period: Gustave Eiffel, Victor Baltard, and Baron Georges Eugène Haussmann.[7] The mall was divided into four shopping areas:
2017 renovationIn 2017, renovations [8] were carried out in a more contemporary style, drawing inspiration from the architecture of the Grand Palais. Thanks to the 170,000-square foot expansion,[9] 30 new stores were opened, including a branch of the clothing retailer Primark,[10] and a new restaurant hub was created. This new space accommodates 8 new restaurants. The largest OLED chandelier in Europe, measuring 65 m in length, is fitted with 6000 LED lamps[11] and illuminates this space known as the Place des étoiles. StoresThe shopping centre has 190 shops, 30 restaurants, a 170,000 square foot Auchan hypermarket and a Sealife aquarium.[12] Brands from all over the world have stores in Val d’Europe, including retailers in fashion, footwear, leather goods, jewellery, accessories and beauty products. There are also stores from retailers in food, culture and leisure, high-tech, homeware and decoration. RestaurantsThe mall houses a large American-style food court, with about 30 restaurants, as well as a smaller food court located in the new expansion, with 6 restaurants stands, covering a range of offerings from traditional French pâtisserie and baked goods to full restaurants, including snack outlets and ice-cream parlours. Traditional French cuisine is available, as well as food from Italy, Lebanon, Japan and the USA. ServicesServices are available such as phone recharging stations, wifi, taxi booking, tax refunding. There are also family services (e.g. baby changing facilities, free pushchair hire, children area) and special on-demand services (e.g. personal shopper, cooking workshops).[13] EventsEvery year some events take place in the centre, such as the “Femmes en Or”[14] celebration of innovation. In 2014, attendees to this week-long event were given a randomly-chosen box containing a shoe. If this shoe fitted their foot, they were given the pair. In July 2016, Nickelodeon[15] showed free children's animations. Events take place in the mall every three days in average. TransportationAs the mall is located in the town of Serris, there is a direct train service to the store from Paris (line RER A), which stops at Val d’Europe station. The mall is also a 5-minute journey from Disneyland Paris (i.e. Marne-La-Vallée Chessy on line RER A) and a 10-minute journey from Marne La Vallée TGV station. It is accessible from Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris via the A4 motorway. There are 6,100 car parking spaces. Free shuttle buses link the shopping centre to Disneyland Paris. 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