Editorial and Technical Data

• Technical data

  João Sequeira

  3-4

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• Editorial

  Vasco Pinheiro, João Sequeira

  10-11

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• Shopfronts. Madrid, 1925-1955

  Santiago Cifuentes Barrio

  15-46

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• Lisbon Shopping Scape - The urban dimension of the Lisbon commercial spaces. 1970-2010.

  Alessia Allegri

  47-64

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• The demalling process in Italy

  Gabriele Cavoto, Giorgio Limonta

  65-84

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• Just a failed shopping-scape? Urban and public values of Le Mirail’s dalle

  Guiomar Martín Domínguez

  85-106

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• The Estação Shopping Mall in Itaipava

  Luiz Manoel Gazzaneo

  107-124

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• Shipping Container Mall: A Rising Typology

  Maria Cabrera Vergara

  125-143

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• The role of shopping malls in shaping the Lisbon Metropolitan Area: The Amoreiras Shopping Center case study

  João Cardim

  145-169

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• Amazon the rural shopping center—from a temporary business model to a spatial impact: a backstage landscape

  Alexander Pfanzelt

  171-183

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• The Suburban Shoppingscape and the Reconfiguration of Urban Ideals

  Shirley Daborn

  185-204

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• Culinaryscapes: Typomorphological Changes in Old District Urban Landscape

  Bambang Heryanto, Isfa Sastrawati, Marly Valenti Patandianan

  205-221

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• The Alcaicería of Granada (Spain): From a silk trade center to a post-touristic shopping-scape1

  Juan Muñoz

  223-244

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• Collectivity and the Post-war European Shopping Centre

  Janina Gosseye

  245-264

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• Architectural Representation of the Socialist Consumerist Society: "Department Store Belgrade" in the Self-Governing Socialism

  Iva Markovic, Mladen Pesic

  265-279

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• The Bazaar in the Spring: Public Space and the Modern Gulf City

  Mohamed El Amrousi, Maha Odeh

  281-295

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• Changescapes: Walmart Supercenters as Catalysts for Territorial Change

  Ian Caine

  299-320

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• Learning from shopping centres: Perspectives for retail development in the centres of towns

  Tanja Korzer

  321-340

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• Gluing the Fragmented Metropolis

  Lineu Castello, Fábio Bortoli

  341-357

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• City and regional center: forms and commercial uses in Juiz de Fora, Brazil

  Frederico Braida, António Colchete Filho

  359-373

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• Linear Shopping(e)scape: shopping the Italian way

  Luca Fabris, Guido Granello

  375-386

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• Skywalking in Hong Kong: Disrupting flows in the consumerist wonderland

  Sam Spurr, Evelyn Kwok

  387-406

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• Shocking ShoppingScapes

  Maria Freire, Isabel Joaquina Ramos

  407-426

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• From Retail Polarities to Superplaces New Tools to Undestand Recent Transfomations in Retail Geography in Italy: The Assago (Mi) Case.

  C. Morandi, M. Paris

  427-448

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• The ShoppingScapes and the infrastructural city

  Ana Tavares

  449-466

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• Artificial mono-functionalism versus natural mixed-use: Case study of Bartók Béla avenue, Budapest

  Zsolt Szendrei

  467-486

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• Polycentrism and commercial “central” places in Rome: State of art and scenarios of urban qualification

  Antonio Cappuccitti, Alexandra Afrasinei

  487-503

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• Blurring boundaries: the Mall and the City

  Vasso Trova

  505-520

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• A discussion about new Bucharest ShoppingScapes

  Cristina Enache, Marina Mihaila

  521-540

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• Community-oriented consumption and opportunities for change in shopping centre/mall design

  Kirsty Máté

  543-560

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• A Case for the Urbanisation of Future Irish ShoppingScapes

  Deirdre Greaney

  561-580

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• The Placebo Effect_ Towards the idealized Public Space

  Mariana Loi

  581-594

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• Retail Design. Do we need a project instrument or a project tool?

  Maria Dulce Loução, Luís Lança

  595-615

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• “I shop, therefore I am”: Consumer Spaces, Practices and Paradoxes in Cardiff

  A. Gonçalves

  617-637

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• Shopping Mall In The City Context How Can The Shopping Mall Positively Contribute To The Development Of The City Core?

  Zbigniew Paszkowski

  639-654

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• A case study: to design a XL supermarket in the Netherlands and its consequences.

  T. T. Veeger

  655-672

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• Old Market v. Shopping Malls: The Impacts of Changing Consumer Practices on Sarajevo’s Urban Morphology

  Murat Gül, Nerma Omićević

  673-694

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• Flagship Stores: The new all-inclusive Shoppingscape

  Bhakti Sharma

  695-709

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• The Urban Shopping Centre as a powerful artefact capable of creating important collective spaces

  Pedro Bento, Estanislao Roca

  711-729

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• Re-imagining Pekan Kuah as the Rainforest Shopping Paradise of Langkawi

  Rashidah Ab. Rahman, Amira Fadhilah Mahdzub, Josmin Yahya, Syed Sobri Zubir

  731-748

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• Shoppingscapes Architecture as a challenge: Possible pattern for Serbia

  Jasmina Tamburic, Danica Stankovic, Dragoslav Stojic

  749-765

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• The affective-emotional communication in shoppingscapes: case study

  Simone Maffei, Maria João Durão, Marizilda dos Santos Menezes

  767-783

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