City: Lyon
Region: Europe
Country: France
Trade area: 290 625 m²
Address: 236 Avenue Franklin Roosevelt, 69120 Vaulx-en-Velin, France
No of floors: 1
Owner: Klépierre
Parking: 1 600
Website: http://www.lesseptchemins.com/
Les 7 Chemins local area shopping center, renovated and enlarged in 2010, is a new modern and harmonious space for everyday shopping:redesigned volumes and facades, freshly thought-out entrances, novel and well-designed rest areas, parking spaces planted with trees giving a scent of the Mediterranean
Description of the location and accessibility
Acces:
Bus: TCL: lines 24, 25, 52, 68, 79, 100, Zi5 – Stop « 7 chemins »
Car: follow The Les Sept Chemins – Vaulx en Velin
Shopper Trafic/Catchment Area
Catchment area: 410,000 inhabitants
Shopper traffic: 2.9 million visitors annually.
Features mall architecture
Facades, with metallic and copper colored finish, have been redesigned into a dynamic curve. Because of their height and their alignment with the existing structural framework, the renovated part and the shopping mall extension create a new volume as one single unit.
The floor areas are in harmony, lighting is softened by using natural light from light wells, and the ceilings and colors have been modernized to create a warm atmosphere.
To be more welcoming to visitors, the access ways are dotted with designer rest areas created specifically for the center. In harmony with the lofty and elongated architectural style, the elegantly designed but functional furniture seems to rise up, between islands of greenery of striking design.
Project Cost
€14 million on renovation.
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