Study of trend facilities in the shopping complexes / Khairul Nizam Arshad

This study indicates that this situation is fast approaching in Malaysia. In the past the sundry shop and the wet market were the order of the day but the 70's saw the emergence of shopping complexes like Campbell and Pertama. Most of these complexes are small, congested and lacked of parking s...

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Main Author: Arshad, Khairul Nizam
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2003
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Online Access:https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41344/1/41344.pdf
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spelling my-uitm-ir.413442022-10-03T06:12:40Z Study of trend facilities in the shopping complexes / Khairul Nizam Arshad 2003 Arshad, Khairul Nizam Details in building design and construction.Including walls, roofs Decoration and decorative furnishings Construction equipment in building This study indicates that this situation is fast approaching in Malaysia. In the past the sundry shop and the wet market were the order of the day but the 70's saw the emergence of shopping complexes like Campbell and Pertama. Most of these complexes are small, congested and lacked of parking space. The 80’s the other hands saw the development of bigger purpose-built shopping complexes such Sungai Wang Plaza and Yow Chuan Plaza. These shopping centres are better designed and use the anchor tenant system to draw the crowd in. in most cases the anchor tenants are supermarkets. However in the 90’s the shopping complexes are more in tune with the recreational needs of people. Most shopping complexes also provide entertainment centre as an important features of new shopping centres. One of the trends for regional shopping complexes in Klang Valley is going for bigger and bigger shopping complexes. Another noticeable trend is the incorporation of entertainment and leisure into the overall design of mega shopping complexes. Theme parks, amusement centres etc. are planned as part and parcel of these shopping complexes to become crowd puller to achieve the critical mass essential for the viability of these mega-malls. 2003 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41344/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41344/1/41344.pdf text en public degree Universiti Teknologi MARA Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying Abu Bakar, Mazlan
institution Universiti Teknologi MARA
collection UiTM Institutional Repository
language English
advisor Abu Bakar, Mazlan
topic Details in building design and construction.Including walls
roofs
Decoration and decorative furnishings
Construction equipment in building
spellingShingle Details in building design and construction.Including walls
roofs
Decoration and decorative furnishings
Construction equipment in building
Arshad, Khairul Nizam
Study of trend facilities in the shopping complexes / Khairul Nizam Arshad
description This study indicates that this situation is fast approaching in Malaysia. In the past the sundry shop and the wet market were the order of the day but the 70's saw the emergence of shopping complexes like Campbell and Pertama. Most of these complexes are small, congested and lacked of parking space. The 80’s the other hands saw the development of bigger purpose-built shopping complexes such Sungai Wang Plaza and Yow Chuan Plaza. These shopping centres are better designed and use the anchor tenant system to draw the crowd in. in most cases the anchor tenants are supermarkets. However in the 90’s the shopping complexes are more in tune with the recreational needs of people. Most shopping complexes also provide entertainment centre as an important features of new shopping centres. One of the trends for regional shopping complexes in Klang Valley is going for bigger and bigger shopping complexes. Another noticeable trend is the incorporation of entertainment and leisure into the overall design of mega shopping complexes. Theme parks, amusement centres etc. are planned as part and parcel of these shopping complexes to become crowd puller to achieve the critical mass essential for the viability of these mega-malls.
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title Study of trend facilities in the shopping complexes / Khairul Nizam Arshad
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title_full Study of trend facilities in the shopping complexes / Khairul Nizam Arshad
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publishDate 2003
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41344/1/41344.pdf
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