上海ifc商场

Shanghai IFC mall occupies 8 Century Avenue in Pudong, at the core of the Lujiazui financial district, diagonally across from the Oriental Pearl Tower and beside Lujiazui Central Green. It is the retail component of Shanghai IFC, developed by Sun Hung Kai Properties. Phase one opened in April 2010 and phase two in July 2013, giving about 110,000 square metres of retail beneath twin towers of 249.9 and 259.9 metres that house the Ritz-Carlton hotel and HSBC's China headquarters. The ground floor brings together flagship stores for Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Hermes, Gucci, Prada and Cartier; at opening nearly half of the brands were entering Shanghai for the first time, and the mall has remained the core high-end retail landmark of the Lujiazui peninsula. The spatial form centres on the mall atria and the sunken forecourt: the LG1 and L1 atria host temporary stores, art exhibitions and launches, the sunken plaza around the Apple Store's glass cylinder can take outdoor seating and installations, and indoor bridges connect to surrounding office towers and other parts of the complex, keeping weekday white-collar footfall steady. Our case library holds 30 pop-up cases here, including the mu "care month" green pop-up, Acqua di Parma's artistic fragrance exhibition and Louis Vuitton's Qixi activation. It suits luxury temporary boutiques, fragrance, beauty, watches and jewellery, art and design exhibitions, lifestyle experiences for the financial-district workforce, and invitation events that need a premium business audience. Metro Line 2 at Lujiazui station connects directly to the mall underground, so visitors never need to surface.