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With thirty years of retail planning expertise, Immochan provides local authorities with a clear understanding of their concerns. Our objective is to build each new shopping centre into the local geographical and economic landscape, creating direct and indirect employment, enhancing the appeal of the local area and showcasing its cultural assets.

UNITING IDENTITIES: showcasing local assets

The logo, names of the galleries, outside architecture and interior design of shopping centres are inspired by local heritage and culture.

By way of example, Bordeaux Lac (France) has a strong identity inspired by the area’s winegrowing heritage. The shopping centre is now inextricable linked with its new logo. Bordeaux Lac’s logo features a bunch of grapes, symbolising the Bordeaux winegrowing tradition and the Aquitaine Bridge, located next to the centre, a bridge which has become one of the city’s major landmarks. Designed by the students of the Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce Design Institute, the shopping centre is decorated in line with the values and symbols of the region’s chateaux and grape varieties.

At Englos les Géants (France), the architect was inspired by the covered markets and industrial buildings that flourished in the Nord in the 19th century. The bricks, steel girders, metal framework, colours and ornamental tiling all evoke the region’s industrial heritage.

The Avignon Mistral 7 (France) shopping centre recreates the atmosphere of a village square in Provence.