SHOPPING MALL

DONE BY :-
NAME [Link]
❖ PAMELA BANERJEE D202104609

❖ SNEHA KARMAKAR D202104625

❖ SAYANI BHATTACHARJEE D202104622

❖ ANAMIKA SAMANTA D202104590

❖ SATHI MANNA D202104621

❖ SHARONIKA SHIL D202104623

❖ PIYA MANDAL D202104612

ABOUT THIS PROJECT

❑ A SHOPPING MALL IS A NORTH AMERICAN TERM .

❑ FOR A LARGE INDOOR SHOPPING CENTER, USUALLY ANCHORED BY DEPARTMENT STORES.

❑ THE TERM "MALL" ORIGINALLY MEANT A PEDESTRIAN PROMENADE WITH SHOPS ALONG

IT .

❑ IN THE LATE 1960S, IT BEGAN TO BE USED AS A GENERIC TERM FOR THE LARGE ENCLOSED
SHOPPING CENTERS THAT WERE BECOMING COMMONPLACE AT THE TIME.
❑ A TYPICAL ONE HOUSES DEPARTMENT STORES, BOUTIQUES,
MOVIE THEATERS, PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOS, AND OTHER
SPECIALTY STORES.

❑ OTHER FEATURES OF A SHOPPING MALL INCLUDE KIOSKS,

FOOD COURTS, AND ARCADES ETC.

❑ THE INTERNATAIONAL COUNCIL OF SHOPPING CENTERS

CLASSIFIES TWO TYPES OF SHOPPING CENTERS AS MALLS:
REGIONAL MALLS AND SUPERREGIONAL MALLS.
IN THIS PROJECT WE DISCUSS ABOUT TWO SHOPPING
MALL IN SEVERAL PARTS

 PRIMARY CASE STUDY

 SECONDARY CASE STUDY

 LITERATURE STUDY
 WHAT IS CASE STUDY ?
 A CASE STUDY (ALSO KNOWN AS A PRECEDENT
STUDY) IS A MEANS OF FINDING RELEVANT
INFORMATION ABOUT A PROJECT BY EXAMINING
ANOTHER PROJECT WITH SIMILAR ATTRIBUTES.
CASE STUDIES USE REAL-WORLD CONTEXT TO
ANALYZE, FORM, SUPPORT,AND CONVEY
DIFFERENT IDEAS AND APPROACHES IN DESIGN.

 SIMPLY PUT, ARCHITECTURAL CASE STUDIES

ARE WHEN YOU USE EXISTING BUILDINGS AS
REFERENCES FOR NEW ONES.

 ARCHITECTS CAN CONDUCT CASE STUDIES AT

NEARLY EVERY STAGE OF A PROJECT, ADAPTING
AND RELATING APPLICABLE DETAILS TO REFINE
AND COMMUNICATE THEIR OWN PROJECTS.
STUDENTS CAN USE CASE STUDIES TO STRENGTHEN
THEIR RESEARCH AND MAKE A MORE COMPELLING
CASE FOR THEIR CONCEPTS.
 IN THIS PART WE DESCRIBE
ABOUT PRIMARY CASE STUDY
 GROUP :- A
PRIMARY CASE STUDY

PART :- 1 PART :- 2
CITY CENTRE 2 ACROPOLIS MALL
PART :- 1
CITY CENTRE 2
 PRIMARY CASE STUDY OF
CITY CENTRE 2
PART - A

❑ THERE ARE MANY SHOPPING MALLS IN KOLKATA &

IT`S OUTSIDE. BUT CITY CENTRE 2 IS ONE OF THE
LARGEST SHOPPING MALL IN KOLKATA .

❑ NEWTOWN CITY CENTRE 2 DESIGNED BY RENOWNED

ARCHITECT KAPIL BHALLA . WHICH IS BUILD IN 2009 .

❑ CITY CENTRE 2 DEVELOPED BY AMBUJA

METROPOLITIAN DEVELOPMENT Ltd.
 LOCATION

 IID/5, JL NO.-11, ACTION

AREA, MOUZA NOWAPARA ,
RAJARHAT, KOLKATA-700157,
WEST BENGAL.

 NEAREST LOCATION IS
NETAJI SUBHAS CHANDRA
BOSE INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT. 4.7 KM FROM CITY
CENTRE 2.

❑ 17KM FROM BALLY HALT .

 PRIMARY CASE STUDY
CITY CENTRE 2
PART - B

❑ BUBBLE DIAGRAMS

❑ PLANS , ELEVATIONS & INTERIOR

❑ FEATURES

❑ MERITS

❑ DEMERITS
 BUBBLE DIAGRAM

BLOCK BLOCK
M C BLOCK
D

SIDE R
BLOCK A ENTRY
O
OPEN BLOCK A
PLAZA B
BLOCK MALL D
OFFICE
H
ENTRY
PLAZA
BASEMENT
ENTRY

ROAD
 BUBBLE DIAGRAM ACCORDING TO BLOCK
BLOCK - A

SHOPS
EMERGENCY
EXIT
SECOND FLOOR
LIFT
CORRIDOR

EMERGENCY WAY TO BLOCK M & B SHOPS

EXIT
FIRST FLOOR
CORRIDOR LIFT

EMERGENCY
EXIT SHOPS
GROUND FLOOR
CORRIDOR LIFT

EMERGENCY ENTRY
EXIT &
EXIT
 BLOCK - M

WAY TO FOOD COURT & CINEMA & BLOCK C

SHOPS
WASHROOM
EMERGENCY
EXIT
SECOND FLOOR
ESCALATOR
CORRIDOR

EMERGENCY WAY TO OPEN CAFETORIA & BLOCK C

SHOPS
EXIT
FIRST FLOOR
CORRIDOR ESCALATOR

WASHROOM
EMERGENCY
SHOPS
EXIT
GROUND FLOOR
CORRIDOR ESCALATOR
WASHROOM
EMERGENCY ENTRY
EXIT &
EXIT
 BLOCK - C

THIRD FLOOR
CINEMA CORRIDOR
SHOPS

ESCALATOR & LIFT

SECOND FLOOR
LIFT
CORRIDOR

FOOD COURT
SHOPS

FIRST FLOOR
CORRIDOR LIFT
WAY TO BLOCK D

SHOPS
GROUND FLOOR
OPEN CAFETORIA CORRIDOR LIFT

ENTRY
&
EXIT
 BLOCK - D

WAY TO BLOCK B &

OPEN CAFETORIA

WASHROOM
SHOPS
FIRST FLOOR
EMERGENCY
CORRIDOR LIFT
EXIT

WASHROOM
SHOPS
EMERGENCY GROUND FLOOR
EXIT CORRIDOR LIFT

ENTRY
&
EMERGENCY EXIT
EXIT
 BLOCK - B

SHOPS
BANQUET

SECOND FLOOR
LIFT &
CORRIDOR
STAIRCASE
WAY TO BLOCK A
SHOPS

FIRST FLOOR
CORRIDOR LIFT &
WAY TO BLOCK D & A STAIRCASE

SHOPS
GROUND FLOOR
CORRIDOR LIFT &
STAIRCASE
ENTRY
&
EXIT
PLANS , ELEVATIONS & INTERIOR

BASEMENT PLAN
GROUND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR
 FEATURES
• TOTAL AREA : 3,50,000 SFT.

• TOTAL COMMON AREA (IN SQ. FT):  1,05,000 [Link].

• TOTAL CARPET AREA (IN SQ. FT):  2,44,000 [Link]

• TOTAL NO OF STORES :   242

• TOTAL NO OF KIOSKS :   23

• NO. OF LIFTS  : 12

• NO. OF ESCALATORS :  6

• NO. OF ENTRY POINTS : 5

• NO. OF EXIT POINTS :  5

• PARKING AREA IN SQ. FT.  : COVERED 1,20,000 SQ. FT.

SOME STORE DETAILS IN CITY CENTRE 2

APPAREL AREA
MAX 9,400 [Link]
PANTALOONS 40,620 [Link]
TRENDS 9,400 [Link]
MANYAVAR 7,500 [Link]

MULTIPLEX/MOVIE THEATRE NO. OF SCREEN AREA

INOX 4 42,246 [Link]

FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE AREA

AMOEBA 6,630 [Link]

FOOD SECTION AREA

FOODCOURT 17,000 [Link]
 MERITS

❑ GREENARY LANDSCAPE, OPEN SITTING ZONE.

❑ PROPER USE OF EVERY SPACES.

❑ SKYLIGHT AND IT`S ASTHETIC EFFECT.

❑ GOOD RAMP.
 DEMERITS

❑ THE HEIGHT OF FALSE CELLING IS

LOW.

❑ THE MAINTAINANCE IS POOR .

❑ THERE IS NO DUSTBIN .
 PART :- 2
ACROPOLIS MALL
 PRIMARY CASE STUDY
ACROPOLIS MALL
PART - A

❑ ACROPOLIS MALL IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND

MODERN SHOPPING MALL IN KOLKATA

❑ BENTAL ASSOCIATES , WHO ARE THE RETAIL

EXPERTS & EDIFICE , THE RESIDENT ARCHITECT
OF THE PROJECT.

❑ ACROPOLIS MALL DEVELOPED BY MERLIN

GROUP IN 2015.
 LOCATION
❑ 1858/1, RAJDANGA MAIN ROAD,
KASBA , SECTOR 1, EAST KOLKATA
TOWNSHIP, KOLKATA 700107.

❑ 20.3 KM TO NETAJI SUBHASH

CHANDRA BOSE INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT.

❑ 13.9 KM FROM HOWRAH RAILWAY

STATION.
 PRIMARY CASE STUDY
ACROPOLIS MALL
PART - B

❑ BUBBLE DIAGRAMS

❑ PLANS , ELEVATIONS & INTERIOR

❑ FEATURES

❑ MERITS

❑ DEMERITS
 BUBBLE DIAGRAM ACCORDING TO FLOOR
GROUND FLOOR

1ST FLOOR
EXIT ESCALATOR

SHOPS

CAFE ENTRY
OPEN
PLAZA

EMERGENCY
WASHROOM EXIT

SHOP LIFT
 BUBBLE DIAGRAM ACCORDING TO FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR

2ND FLOOR

UPWARD
SHOPS DOWNWARD
ESCALATOR
ESCALATOR

1ST FLOOR 1ST FLOOR

CORRIDOOR CORRIDOOR

EMERGENCY
WASHROOM
EXIT
1ST FLOOR
CORRIDOOR

SHOP LIFT
 BUBBLE DIAGRAM ACCORDING TO FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR

3RD FLOOR

DOWNWARD
SHOPS UPWARD
ESCALATOR
ESCALATOR

2ND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR

CORRIDOOR CORRIDOOR

EMERGENCY
WASHROOM
EXIT
2ND FLOOR
CORRIDOOR

SHOP LIFT
 BUBBLE DIAGRAM ACCORDING TO FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR
4TH FLOOR
FOOD
GLASS SHOPS FOOD
GAME ZONE COURT
BRIDGE
ESCALATOR

DOWNWARD
ESCALATOR
3RD FLOOR
CORRIDOOR BOOK
STORE 3RD FLOOR
FOOD CORRIDOOR FOOD
SHOPS
SHOPS
FOOD
COURT FOOD
COURT
FOOD
WASHROOM EMERGENCY
COURT
EXIT

CINEPOLIS LIFT
 BUBBLE DIAGRAM ACCORDING TO FLOOR
FORTH FLOOR

RESTURANT

ESCALATOR 4TH FLOOR

CORRIDOOR

RESTURANT
RESTURANT

3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR

CORRIDOOR CORRIDOOR

4TH FLOOR
CORRIDOOR

GLASS BRIDGE

EMERGENCY
EXIT

LIFT
PLANS , ELEVATIONS & INTERIOR
 FEATURES

• TOTAL AREA : 2,88,000 SFT.

• TOTAL CARPET AREA (IN SQ. FT):  80,000 [Link]

• TOTAL NO OF STORES :   93

• NO. OF LIFTS  : 16

• NO. OF ESCALATORS :  8

• NO. OF ENTRY POINTS : 2

• NO. OF EXIT POINTS :  2

• NO OF EXIT POINT : 2

• PARKING AREA IN SQ. FT.  : COVERED 1,00,000 SQ. FT.

SOME STORE DETAILS IN ACROPOLIS MALL

RETAIL SHOP AREA

SHOPPERS STOP 45,000 [Link]
ALL 13,000 [Link]
BIBA 7,000 [Link]
MANYAVAR 7,500 [Link]

MULTIPLEX/MOVIE THEATRE NO. OF SCREEN AREA

CINEPOLIS 4 45,000 [Link]

ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE AREA

TIME ZONE 6,630 [Link]

FOOD SECTION AREA

FOODCOURT 15,000 [Link]
 MERITS

❑ BEAUTIFUL DESIGN & DECORATION.

❑ PROPER USE OF EVERY SPACES.

❑ SKYLIGHT AND IT`S ASTHETIC EFFECT.

 DEMERITS

❑ TILES ARE VERY SLIPARRY.

❑ THE DISTANCE BETWEEN ENTRY

POINT TO EXIT POINT IS LESS THAN
22.5 METER.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR H.O.D. MR.

ABHISEK CHATTERJEE & OUR RESPECTED
TEACHER MRS. SHRABANI GANGULY FOR
THEIR SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE IN
COMPLETING OUR PROJECT ON THE TOPIC
SHOPPING MALL. IT WAS A GREAT LEARNING
EXPERIENCE TO ALL OF US.