Our development projects
We design jewel cases for brands and experience venues for clients
Constantly attuned to both the latest consumer trends and our visitors’ expectations of an exciting, sustainable shopping experience, we develop large-scale projects designed to further enhance the appeal of our shopping centers.
Odysseum
Montpellier, France
Odysseum
A Second Life
Odysseum is gearing up for the most glittering chapter in its career, thanks to a comprehensive renovation designed by a team of architects enamored with beautiful, vibrant spaces. This spectacular and sensitive transformation will be a treat for the senses and a dream-worthy experience for future retail explorers in Montpellier — young and old alike.
Key figures
2027
completion date
17,000
additional square meters
€56.4M
in investment
HOOG CATHARIJNE
Utrecht, Netherlands
Hoog Catharijne
An Urban Ambition
Designed from the outset in partnership with the city of Utrecht, Hoog Catharijne lies at the heart of a vast urban redevelopment project. Located near Utrecht’s train station, it’s the most popular mall in The Netherlands.
The projected renovation and expansion, seamlessly woven into the surrounding city, departs from traditional notions of a shopping center: the new shops, restaurants and event venues will be flanked by residences, a hotel and office space. The final stage of the project was delivered in 2024.
Key figures
2024
completion date
16,200
additional square meters
€90M
in investment
Blagnac
A Sparkling Metamorphosis
La Cosina
In 2024, our Toulouse center will unveil La Cosina, a novel food market spanning over 2,300 sq.m.
Økern Sentrum
Oslo, Norway
Økern Sentrum
An ambition city development project
Økern is one of the most important development projects for Oslo in modern times. And like Oslo, Økern will become a natural, smart, warm and creative city centre housing all kinds of people at all stages of life.
Økern will be a dynamic commercial area and marketplace for the whole Oslo region. The new shopping mall will showcase a sustainable approach to retail in the city, with a focus on outward extension, green mobility and public connection. Green lounges provide closeness to nature, making it an integrated part or the urban area.