The classic outdoor shopping centre in Vällingby got itself a roof. Not much help though on a wintry day. Indoor malls still have the competitive edge in terms of comfort.
Vällingby centrum (map) 9 September 2009
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If your weather is what I think it is, they are right. Nice roof anyway, they are trying to devise one to cover a market here, this look great.
I agree, indoor malls are most suitable, in a clime like ours.
More or less a zero-sum game. There is a finite number of households who need to shop. And yet an increasing number of malls compete for their spendings.
Vogon Poet: Doesn't look too bad but the altitude of this construction is to high so rain and snow can freely blow in under it.
Svenske Floyd: But why do they always have to take on such a uniformly boring appearance?
Thanks guys.
A number of open-air malls have been built in recent years in Florida...one big one here in Ocala. I don't understand it as the summers are blistering and sometimes it is quite chilly in the winter.
I'd much prefer an indoor mall.
I guess the open-air ones are quite a bit cheaper to build.
Cheaper to build, cheaper to maintain. No AC needed.
I suppose your climate is agreeable on average ;) so some statistician probably figured this would be the prudent approach.
Thanks, Jacob.
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