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BDP designs and creates inspiring places for people. Founded in

1961, BDP is now a major international, interdisciplinary practice

with over 800 architects, engineers, designers, and urbanists.

We work from studios throughout the UK, Ireland, the

Netherlands, the MENA region, India, and China, on projects

around the world and have won over 750 awards for design

quality from international and national bodies.

BDP is at the forefront of retail design with an established

reputation for completing innovative and successful projects

for our clients. Our projects range from urban solutions in open

streets, partially protected and covered streets and arcades

to stand alone destinations which are fully enclosed. These

illustrations show a range of configurations from single level to

multilevel arrangements to maximise a sites value. Each solution

is unique and responds to the individual brief and location.

Our portfolio includes projects which range from complex new

builds and infill extensions to the refurbishment and renewal

of existing shopping centres. We hope you enjoy the selection

from our portfolio illustrated here.

For designers involved in creating new environments, the reality of

a finite planet highlights the importance of ideas related to places of

the future. This is the focus for BDP designers, directing ourselves

to shape future environments for the betterment of human kind.

We have five endeavours as points of intent for our design process.

These are:

to act as climate shapers, to create protective and positive

environments for people to enjoy

to be energy creative, using natural and technological

approaches for the use and re-use of energy and resources

to design in a user-inclusive style, engaging in a learning

centred approach with the users of our buildings and places

to cross-fertilise our knowledge from cultures, maximising the

advantages of being i nter-national, inter-disciplinary, and

multi-sector

to promote and create liberating buildings, places and

communities for people to use and adapt over time.

Creating Placesfor People.


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Projects which enrich the retail

experience and the urban fabric

with other uses, regenerating and

bringing the city to life throughout

the day. A mix of uses which make

the retail destination one which

people will revisit continuously.

The streets become venues in

themselves, safe because they are

busy and overlooked by other uses.


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Liverpool ONELIVERPOOL, UK

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Liverpool ONE illustrates our

approach of integrating a large,

complex new piece of city into the

existing fabric. The unique inner

city masterplan by BDP weaves the

functional pattern of a shopping

centre into traditional streets and

squares with a mix of uses above

and beside the retail. Several other

designers collaborated with BDP in

this 1 billion regeneration of the city

centre, which was timed to complete

for Liverpools year as EuropeanCapital of Culture in 2008.


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The RockBURY, UK

The Rock reinforces Burys position

as a market town by providing an

attractive new environment for people

to enjoy. New streets, squares and

gardens link into the bustle of the

towns commercial activity, with the

main street picking up on the urban

landmark of St Marys church to

enhance the sense of place. The

development brings a mix of uses

with a strong leisure element of

cinemas and restaurants and the

residential quarter returns urban living

to the town centre.


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Victoria SquareBELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND

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This scheme integrates the existing

city centre with the Laganside

waterfront cultural area. The quarter

provides naturally ventilated covered

streets with retail over two ground

floor levels; cinemas, restaurants,

bars and cafes form two further upper

levels, with two levels of basement car

parking. Its spectacular dome forms

a new public space and has become

an icon on Belfasts skyline. New city

living forms an active edge to one of

the main city streets. Existing historic

buildings have also been carefully

integrated at the main entrances.


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ABC MallBEIRUT, LEBANON

ABC Mall takes its form from

traditional Lebanese architecture.

Glazed and fabric roofs sail over the

naturally ventilated malls to provide

weather protection and shade. The

steeply sloping site allows three

levels to be integrated into the

surrounding streets with catering and

dining on the upper level.

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Newbury ParkwayNEWBURY, UK

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The retail-led mixed use development

is set into the historic town to form

a new circuit with the high street, to

regenerate an under-utilised part of

the town, and integrate the park with

new housing overlooking it.


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Les Quatre Chemins creates a more

intimate district around a glazed

covered square. The vibrant area of

residential, workplace, shopping and

leisure is carefully integrated into

individual buildings which respond to

the local character.

Les QuatreCheminsVICHY, FRANCE

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La Vache NoirePARIS, FRANCE


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La Vache Noire in the Parisian suburb

of Arcueil, reinstates a public park on

its sloping roof and retains a green

haven in the middle of the town centre

by locating the shopping beneath the

green roof. Eight levels of terraced

housing and offices overlook the park

around the traditional square.


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St James QuarterEDINBURGH, SCOTLAND, UK

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This major regeneration on a World

Heritage site in Edinburgh will

create a new multi-level city quarter

incorporating new and existing

development and several listed

buildings. In addition to retail it will

include homes, offices, leisure and

catering arranged around a crescent

shaped garden.


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IICC BeijingCHINA

One of three major new shopping

centres for InterIkea in China,introducing a unique concept of an

IKEA store as an anchor. The retail and

leisure scheme has a hub containing

cinemas and restaurants grouped

around a covered courtyard space.

Local context and Scandinavian

design principles have influenced our

design to fit its location.


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BuchananQuarter

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, UK

A three storey development of new

retail units with 40 residential units

above forms the first phase of the

ambitious Buchanan Quarter, which

will double the size of the existing

shopping centre making it one ofthe UKs largest retail areas. Queen

Street Station is being given a major

overhaul to provide an atrium link to

the expanded centre.

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edgeoftownplaces

BDPs skill is in understanding

stakeholders goals and in working

with all the key players from the outset.

Amongst the criteria we set ourselves

is customer comfort and therefore,

where appropriate for climatic or other

reasons, covered or enclosed centres

are still the right solution.


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Forum IstanbulISTANBUL, TURKEY


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SilverburnGLASGOW, SCOTLAND, UK

This enclosed single level centre

on a brownfield side near Glasgow

has regenerated an existing

neighbourhood and retail area.

Silverburn includes a variety of shops,

a major food store and a popular

wintergarden. Great attention has

been paid to the main external faade

facing the road.

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IICC WuxiCHINA

A new retail and leisure destination of

covered streets. The principal public

space focuses on an egg shaped

individual building. The external shell

of the shopping centre is curved in

both plan and section to emphasise

the identity of the building. Generous

amounts of natural light create a

bright and airy atmosphere to the

retail environment.

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Tres AguasMADRID, SPAIN

The design uses the concept of a

walled town to enclose the site and

reflect the architecture of the nearby

town. The scheme is divided into two

main parts by El Camino Real (a right

of way) which leads to a circular open

plaza which is the the focus of the

shopping, catering and leisure areas.


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Forum AlmadaLISBON, PORTUGAL

This highly visible centre on three

floors develops and integrates a

series of individual and exciting

spaces giving variety, interest and

legibility to a large retail environment.

Special features among the many

original designs in the centre are two

themed and imaginatively decorated

squares. The western one has a

circular atrium dedicated to nature

with a variety of natural and exotic

plants and a waterfall, culminating in

an enormous glass cupola.

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Jubilee PlaceCANARY WHARF, LONDON, UK

Conceived as high quality corporate

retail beneath a landscaped park,

shops and cafes are provided in a

naturally lit arcade. Natural materialsand bronze glazed frontages are

supplemented by mezzanine areas.

From the arcade connections feed to

adjacent headquarters buildings and

Canary Wharf Underground Station.


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Union SquareABERDEEN, SCOTLAND, UK

Regenerating a brownfield site, the

scheme plays an important part in the

citys environmental and economic

renewal. Providing a combination of

traditional shopping mall, retail park,

a new civic square, leisure and a 200

bed hotel, the scheme also involves

the refurbishment of Aberdeen train

station and the creation of a new bus

station, which are integral elements of

the scheme.


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regeneratingexistingplaces

BDP creates value to help finance

urban renewal and refurbishment.

A notable theme has been to bring

daylight into windowless centres,

placing circulation in natural light.

More effective space use improves

revenue and expansion can connect

freestanding centres with their

setting, making them into real town

centres. We are familiar with working

in live environments to make radical

renewal possible while allowing

uninterrupted trading.


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The retail, catering and leisure

extension to the existing shopping

centre completes the new town of

Livingston by defining the urban

block along a boulevard. A new street

connects two new anchor stores and

is defined by separate buildings united

by a transparent ETFE roof, it creates

a new public heart for the town, and

includes an upper level wintergarden.

Elements SquareLIVINGSTON, SCOTLAND, UK


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Bracknells new supermarket will

operate as one of the anchor tenants

of the towns larger redevelopment

scheme. The regeneration area is

substantially reconfigured in the

masterplan to provide contemporary

retail space, a 10-screen multiplex

cinema, restaurants, cafes and

new residential. The masterplan is

organised around a series of new

public realm spaces, including two

covered streets.

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BracknellTown Centre

BRACKNELL, UK


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Chapelfield

A successful integration of a very

large commercial development into

a sensitive medieval city, combining

external open shopping together

with the convenience of an enclosedmall. A perimeter of green housing

wraps the retail core, animating the

facades and populating the city

centre. Entrance ways and restaurant

elements punch through the housing

perimeter, demonstrating the lively

mix of the development.

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Vasco da GamaLISBON, PORTUGAL

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Designed as the centrepiece for

Lisbons Expo, The Vasco da Gama

centre with its two residential towers,

has acted as the catalyst for the

enormously successful regeneration

of a dockside wasteland. Retail

and leisure cover four floors with a

dramatic central space, and external

dining overlooking the waterfront.


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Waterfront CityMELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

A large-scale dockside regeneration

providing housing, leisure and outlet

shopping in an urban setting of open

streets and public spaces which

focus on the waterfront. The new

waterfront square is overlooked by

aspirational living and has become a

meeting space in the city.


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Hafen CityHAMBURG, GERMANY

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The mixed use Linnen building is at

the core of the masterplan for the

berseequartier, the central quarter

of HafenCity, one of Europes largest

urban redevelopment projects. Retail

occupies the ground and first floor

with access from the main street. The

offices on the upper five storeys are

accessed via a double height entrance

on the corner which articulates the

gateway to the whole quarter.


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Trade Rowsof GumMOSCOW, RUSSIA

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The famous GUM store in Moscow

with its series of glazed arcades was

restored and modernised so that it

once again regained its status as

one of Russias premier shopping

centres and restored one of the

countrys most important pieces of

architecture.


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The opportunity to modernise key

railway stations is illustrated by our

transformation of Manchester Piccadilly

Station. Here we added comparison

retail and catering along with the

traditional on the go shopping in a

naturally lit passenger concourse.

ManchesterPiccadilly StationMANCHESTER, UK


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The development regenerates the

historic city centre by incorporating

former factory buildings giving them

a new lease of life. The large spaces

have been utilised to provide unique

retail and catering. BDPs graphics

also give the centre a special

character celebrating the citys

popular car race, Mille Miglia.

Freccia RossaBRESCIA, ITALY


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La Part DieuLYON, FRANCE

The character of the centre and theshopping experience have been

transformed with the addition of

a glass domed central court and

higher quality materials in the malls.

A consistent interior visual language

and a completely reworked circulation

system bring light and views into

what was previously a largely internal

environment.


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LONDON, UK

WhiteleysShopping Centre

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Whiteleys in London is a mixed use

centre which was created from the

restoration of a rundown department

store originally built in 1911. The

fashionable centre has more recently

had a refreshing makeover, adding

new catering and fresh food facilities

to the discerning area of Bayswater.


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The opportunity to modernise key

railway stations is illustrated by our

transformation of Manchester Piccadilly

Station. Here we added comparison

retail and catering along with the

traditional on the go shopping in a

naturally lit passenger concourse.

SHANGHAI, CHINA

East NanjingRoad

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A new world cla ss destination within

the Bund Historical and Cultural

Conservation Zone. The scheme

features clusters of historic buildings

which will be renovated to include

high-end retail, restaurants and

cafes, leisure, a luxury club and a

boutique hotel.


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VahaIZMIR, TURKEY

A new shopping and leisure

destination for Turkeys third largest

city. Several streams run through the

site creating a dramatic setting and

a series of island destinations linked

by active bridges and attractive

landscaped routes. A fun park will be

integrated into the scheme acting as

a further anchor to the eastern side.


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Suzhou DushuLake Masterplan

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The masterplan for the Venice of the

East is a mixed-use high density retail

and residential development together

with high rise offices and luxury

hotels. Located on a gateway site it

aims to strengthen transport links and

access and provide an identity for an

emerging residential district. At the

heart of the scheme is an ecological

park that connects to the waterfront

and is part of the interweaving of

landscape, water and infrastructure.CHINA


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Hongqiao DistrictCHINA

The flexible mixed density

development including offices,

conference and exhibition space,

retail, leisure and landscaped public

spaces, will allow for future growth

and encourages innovation. A key

driver in the design is the natural

and climatic assets of the site and

location, and their optimisation in

creating sustainable design solutions.


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Attention toDetail

After getting the principles right, the

personality and character of good

shopping comes from the detail.

Appealing to all the senses, coupled

with practicality, it enables our

designs to have a memorable quality.

1 Forum Istanbul, Turkey

2 Chapelfield, Norwich

3 Victoria Square, Belfast

4 NikeTown, London


6 La Vache Noire, Paris

7 Tres Aguas, Madrid

8 Liverpool ONE, Liverpool

9 Jubilee Place, Canary Wharf,

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15 Cathedral Gardens, Manchester


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Our AwardsRIBA Award

2009 Liverpool One Masterplan, Liverpool

(Shortlist for Stirling Prize)

2003 Piccadilly Station, Manchester

2000 Marks & Spencer Store, Manchester

1990 Whiteleys of Bayswater, Queesway,

Westminster, London

Civic Trust Award

2010 Liverpool One, Liverpool

(Special Award for Sustainability)


Civic Trust Commendation

2009 Debenhams, Liverpool One,

(Groupe 6 architects with BDP)

2007 Pescod Square, Boston, Lincolnshire


1992 Castle Court Shopping Centre,

Belfast, Co Antrim

World Architecture Festival Award

2008 La Vache Noire, Arcueil, Paris

(Finalist - Retail)

RICS National Award

2009 Victoria Sqaure, Belfast

(Commended - Regeneration)


(Winner - Regeneration)

2002 West Quay Shopping Centre,

Southampton

(Regeneration Award)

RICS Regional Award

2010 Union Square, Aberdeen

(Highly Commended - Regeneration)


(Regeneration Category)

MAPIC Award


(Best Urban Regeneration Initiative)


(Belfast City Council for Best Urban

Initiative)

2004 Waterfront City, Melbourne

(Commendation Large Centre category)


(Commendation Urban Design/

Connectivity category)


(Commendation Urban Design/

Connectivity category)

RTPI Planning Award


(Silver Jubilee Cup & City and

Metropolitan Areas winner)


(City and Metropolitan Areas)

BURA Award for Best Practice

in Regeneration


MIPIM (International Property

Market) Award

2005 Gum Store, Moscow, Russia

(Finalist - Best Shopping Centre)

2003 Almada Forum, Lisbon, Portugal

(Best Shopping Centre Award)

2003 TresAguas, Madrid

(Best Shopping Centre, Runner Up)

2000 Vasco da Gama, Lisbon


1997 Via Catarina, Porto, Portugal


MIPIM/AR Future Project Award


(Big Urban Projects: Commendation)

2003 New Retail Quarter, Sheffield

(Mixed Use and Retail: Winner)

Retail & Leisure Property Award


(Best New Shopping Centre)

2004 Retail Designer of the Year

BCSC Gold Award


(Supreme Award Winner)

2008 Silverburn, Glasgow



2005 The Mall, Cribbs Causeway, Bristol

(Established Centre Award)

2005 Pescod Square, Boston, Lincolnshire

2004 White Rose Shopping Centre, Leeds

(Established Centre Award)

BCSC Award


(Special Award)

2001 West Quay, Southampton

(New Centre Category)


(New Centre Category)

1997 White Rose Shopping Centre,

Leeds, West Yorkshire

(New Centre category)

1996 Brent Cross Shopping Centre,

Hendon, London

(Refurbishment Category)

1993 Freshney Place, Grimsby,

Humberside

(Commendation, Refurbishment Category)

1990 The Olympia, East Kilbride,

Strathclyde

BCSC Town Centre Environment

Award


(Gold Standard Award)

ICSCs VIVA (Vision, Innovation,

Value, Achievement) Award


(Best of the Best Award)

International Council of Shopping

Centres Award (Europe)


(New Development: Extra Large &

ReStore Award)


(Commendation - Large Developments &

ReStore Award)


(Large Centre Commendation)

2003 TresAguas, Madrid, Spain

(Large Centre Award)

2003 Almada Forum, Lisbon, Portugal

(Large Centre Commendation)

2003 Espace Jaures, Brest, France

(Small Centre Commendation)

2002 La Part Dieu, Lyon, France

(Refurbishment Award)

2000 Vasco Da Gama, Lisbon

(Large Centre Award)

1998 White Rose Shopping

Centre, Leeds, West Yorkshire

(Large Centre, Out of Town

Category Commendation)

1997 Via Catarina, Porto, Portugal

(Small Centre Award)


Hendon, London

(Refurbishment Category)

1994 Longmarket, Canterbury, Kent

(Small Centre Award)


Strathclyde

(Certificate of Merit)

International Council of Shopping

Centres Award (USA)

2003 La Part Dieu, Lyon, France

2000 Vasco Da Gama, Lisbon


1997 Brent Cross Shopping

Centre, Hendon, London


Strathclyde

IStructE Structural Award


(Finalist - Commercial or Retail Structure)

Concrete Society Award

2009 Cardiff Central Library, Cardiff

(Certificate of Excellence: Building

Category)

BALI National Landscape Award

2008 Chavasse Park, Liverpool One,

Liverpool

(Grand Award & Principal Award Hard

landscaping over 1.5M category)

National Lighting Design Award

2000 NikeTown, London

(Distinction)


(Distinction)


Hendon, London

(Commendation)

1994 The Bentall Centre,

Kingston upon Thames, Surrey

(Winner, Commercial Category)

Architect of the Year Award

2008 BDP,

(Finalist - Retail)

2008 BDP,

(Finalist - Masterplanning)

2007 BDP,

(Finalist - Retail)

2005 BDP,

(Finalist - Retail)

2004 BDP,

(Retail Architect of the Year)

Building Award


(Building Magazine Project of the Year)

Regeneration & Renewal Award


(Best Use of Planning in Regeneration)


(Mixed-Use Project of the Year)

2005 Kamp Promenade, Germany

(Runner Up - International Regeneration

Award)

Global RLI Award


(International Retail and Leisure

Destination of the Year)


(International Retail & Leisure Destination

of the Year)


(Highly Commended: International

Shopping Centre of the Year))

RIAI Irish Architecture Award


(Best Retail Development)

Royal Society of Ulster Architects

Award


(Award for Regeneration)

Retail Week Award

2010 Union Square, Aberdeen

(Shopping Location of the Year)


(Shopping Location of the Year)


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PHOTOGRAPHERS

David Barbour

Jean-Christophe Caillaud

Martine Hamilton Knight

Paul McMullin

Raf MakdaRui Morais De Sousa

Multi Development

Alexei Naroditsky

Press Association

Paul Raftery

Webbaviation

Paul Zanre


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