Location Marseilles, France Developer Hammerson Total retail floor area 230,000 square meters Phone +33 4 88 91 46 00 | Opening date 24 May 2014 No. of stores and services 190 Opened 24 May 2014 Number of stores and services 190 | |
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Architect C Concept Design and 4A Architectes Address Marseille-Fos Port, 9 Quai du Lazaret, 13002 Marseille, France Hours Open today · 10AM–8PMWednesday10AM–8PMThursday10AM–8PMFriday10AM–8PMSaturday10AM–8PMSunday10AM–8PMMonday10AM–8PMTuesday10AM–8PMSuggest an edit Similar Docks, Museum of European and Medit, Flying Tiger Copenhagen, Old Port of Marseille, Marseille Cathedral Profiles | ||
Les terrasses du port pr sentation du centre commercial
The Terrasses du Port is a commercial shopping center situated in the 2nd arrondissement of Marseille. The retail format contains 190 shops, including both domestic and international brands. The mall, which opened in the spring of 2014 also sports a balcony of 2,600 square meters, offering a view of the port, La Joliette, hence the building's name, which translates to "The Port Terraces".
Contents
- Les terrasses du port pr sentation du centre commercial
- Les terrasses du port une belle histoire
- Context
- Features
- Sustainability
- Controversy
- Shops
- References
The shopping mall was designed by French architect Michel Pétuaud-Létang of 4A Architects, Matthew VanderBorgh of the Netherlands-based firm, C Concept Design, and the design consulting firms Ingérop and Barbanel. The development was financially supported by the British property development and investment company, Hammerson.
Les terrasses du port une belle histoire
Context
The Terrasses du Port sits on the Boulevard du Littoral, between the sea and the Docks. Previously, this area of the port had not been accessible by the public for many years. Erected in the heart of the Grand Seaport of Marseille (Le Grand Port Maritime de Marseille), the shopping mall plays a role in the large operation to renew and urbanize the district. The mall was designed in the modern style, influenced by the spirit of the region, combining fine materials with stone and steel.
Features
Sustainability
Controversy
The construction of a shopping mall of this size in the center of Marseille was forbidden until 2001. This ban was lifted by the municipality UMP by Jean-Claude Gaudin so as to recapture some of the commercial trade conducted in shopping malls on the outskirts of Marseille, as seen in Plan de Campagne in nearby Cabriès. The choice to lift the ban was contested by the Socialist Party in the municipal elections of 2008, where it was feared that the center’s opening would negatively impact small businesses and shops of center city.
Shops
Terrasses du Port has the following stores:
Zara, Mango, Lacoste, Jeff de Bruges, Alain Afflelou, Uniqlo, Orange, Franck Provost, Desigual, H&M, G-Star, Pepe Jeans, Kaporal 5, Adidas, Etam, Yves Rocher, La Savonnerie Marseillaise, Monoprix, Célio, Jules, Sephora, Guess, Quiksilver, Michael Kors, Starbucks Coffee, La Grande Récré, L'Occitane en Provence, Hugo Boss, Petit Bateau, Levi's, Geox, Décathlon, Redskins, Van's, Courir, Darty, Bose, Crocs, American Vintage, Tumi, Armand Thiery, Hédiard, Eleven Paris, Catimini, Okaïdi, Little Marcel, Marionnaud, Esprit, Pull & Bear, Kiko, Bizzbee, Camaïeu, IKKS, Ted Baker, Agatha, Pellegrin & Fils, Calzedonia, Bershka, Maisons du Monde, Texto, Havaianas, Kookaï, NAO do BRASIL, Tally Weijl, Accessorize, Puyricard, Cop Copine, Princess TAM TAM, Comptoir des Cotoniers, Carnet de Vol, Gant, Mauboussin, Minelli, Sandro, Superdry, Undiz, Stradivarius, JD Sport, Jonak,Izac, Pylones, Maje, LITTLE EXTRA,Du Bruit dans la Cuisine, Kusmi Tea, The Kase, Yellow Korner, Carmen Steffens et bien d'autres
Restaurants in the building include the following: Vapiano, Beef House, Dalloyau, Roy René, Tommy’s Diner, and Yoj by Yoji.