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If it didn't exist, it would be necessary to create this book,
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This review is from: Shopping Environments: Evolution, Planning and Design (Hardcover)
Peter Coleman, specialist retail architect at design house Building Design partnership, was originally commissioned by Architectural Press to update and revise Nadine Beddington's original "bible for shopping centres". What in fact he has produced is a completely rewritten work to create a new and arguably better and more comprehensive book covering all types of shopping environment.
Throughout the new work, Coleman moves from the universal to the particular, from the general to the detailed. From overviews of all types of shopping outlets, plus shopping habits, he moves to detailed analyses of the design and planning of the various modern types of shopping malls. The book is organised into three sections. Section 1 looks at a range of key issues, what Coleman calls "the big issues", influencing shopping environments, including the human issues - the way we shop and why - together with planning issues and economic issues. Section 2 takes a step back into history and provides a walk-through of the evolution of the shopping environment, the various types of shopping venue from ancient times up to the beginnings of the true shopping centre. Section 3 then goes into the design and planning details of the types of shopping centre available today. The final chapter looks at the future of shopping. Such is the universality and broad sweep of Coleman's work, this book is a must for qualified retail designers and students alike.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Stock is Black & White,
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This review is from: Shopping Environments: Evolution, Planning and Design (Hardcover)
I have ordered this book and unfortunately received a black and white cheap version of the book and had to return it. I was advised by customer support that all the remaining two copies in stock are the same B&W copies. The book itself must be great, the item however is not at least until new color copies would be in stock.
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5.0 out of 5 stars (1 customer review) 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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an exceptional work,
By Sukru Aslanyurek - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Shopping Environments: Evolution, Planning and Design (Hardcover)
The author has displayed a full knowledge of appropriate methodology and comprehensive approach to the subject.
Although the content is limited to the UK case, the book is full of overwhelming information for an expert who wants to compare the cases with other developments elsewhere. It is an example of "country study" for the shopping centre industry that should be repeeated by other writers in other markets. It could have been useful to have a c0-author specializing onthe economics-marketing side of the subject. Dr Sukru Aslanyurek |
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