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Chapman Taylor is an international 

practice of architects, masterplanners 

and interior designers operating from 

17 regional offices and with experience 

of working in over 80 countries around 

the world. 

Established in the UK in 1959 and with over 50 years 

of experience Chapman Taylor has the resources, skills 

and knowledge to provide comprehensive architectural 

and interior design services from conception to 

completion in many parts of the world. 

As a company with an international network of 

offices we pride ourselves on our ability to effectively 

balance our knowledge of working internationally with 

sensitivity to local experience, environment and culture. 

Our various regional companies work as a cohesive 

group, and can pool skills and resources as required to 

provide the best possible service to our clients, while 

always aiming to produce bespoke design solutions for 

all our projects. 

Chapman Taylor’s success has been principally due 

to the quality of its people and their ability to be 

able to produce high quality design together with an 

understanding of what makes the building successful 

commercially, operationally, environmentally and socially. 

It is our objective to continually evolve as an 

architectural practice, always striving to find new 

solutions to traditional challenges and to provide the 

best possible service to our clients and the community.

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aWards 

The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise: 

International Trade, 2009 

Architect of the Year 

CEE Real Estate Quality Awards, 2007, 2008 & 2010 


CEE Retail Real Estate Awards, 2008, 2009, 2010 & 2011 

Architectural Firm of the Year 

SEE Real Estate Awards, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 & 2011 

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2012 

Centennial Hall, Wrocław, Poland 

XXII Beautiful Wrocław Competition – 

Best Architectural Completion 2011 

Forum Sintra, Sintra, Portugal 

Shopping Centre Renovation 2012 - 

RLI Awards 2012 

Chapman Taylor 

EuropaProperty SEE Real Estate Awards – 

Architectural Firm of the Year 2011 

Centennial Hall, Wrocław, Poland 

Winner – Top 10 Municipal 

Investments 2012 

Forum Sintra 

Across Award – 

Most Innovative Shopping Centre 


Europaproperty CEE Retail Real Estate Awards – 

Architect of the Year 2011 


CEE Real Estate Quality Awards – 

RealGreen Services Provider of the Year 

2011 

SouthGate, Bath, UK 

ICSC European Awards 2011 – 

Commendation for Large New Development 

The Forum, Istanbul 

RLI Awards 2011 – International Retail & Leisure 

Destination of the Year 

MediaCityUK, Manchester, UK 

NW Regional Construction Awards 2011 – 

Project of the Year 


6th Annual Europaproperty SEE Real Estate 

Awards 2010 – Architectural Firm of the 

Year 2010 

Sun Plaza, Bucharest, Romania 


Awards 2010 – Overall Project of the Year 2010 



Awards 2010 – Large Shopping Centre 

of the Year 2010 


8th Annual CEE Quality Awards Gala 2010 – 

Development Services Company 


Galeria Victoria, Wałbrzych, Poland 

3rd Annual Europaproperty CEE Retail Real 

Estate Awards 2010 – Overall Project 



Keen Property Partners Retail – Shopping 

Centre of the Year 2010 (Medium) 


3rd Annual Europaproperty CEE Retail 

Real Estate Awards 2010 – Architect of 

the Year 2010 

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The Georgian Group Architectural Awards – 

Giles Worsley Award Winner for a New Building 

in Georgian Context 

St David's, Cardiff, UK 

BCSC Awards – Supreme Award 

St David's, Cardiff, UK 

BCSC Awards – Gold Award 


BCSC Awards – Gold Award 

Sky Mall, Kiev, Ukraine 

CP Real Estate Awards – Commercial 

Centre of the Year (Large) 


CiJ Awards Romania – Project of the Year 


CiJ Awards Romania – Best Shopping 

Centre Development 


CEE Construction & Investment Journal – 

Best Shopping Centre 



Awards – Architectural Firm of the Year 2009 

Forum Duisburg, Germany 

ICSC Awards – Development of the Year: Large 

Forum Duisburg, Germany 

ICSC European Awards – 

Resource Award Winner 


CEE Construction & Investment Journal – 


2009 


Europaproperty SEE Real Estate Awards – 


Allee, Budapest, Hungary 

CIJ Awards, Hungary – Best Overall Project & 


Allee, Budapest, Hungary 

CEE Retail Real Estate Awards – Best Shopping 

Centre of the Year (Large) 

Mira München, Nordheide Munich, Germany 

DGNB Gold Award for Sustainable Buildings – 

Shopping Centres 

Baneasa Shopping City, Bucharest, Romania 

Europaproperty Awards – South Eastern 

European Project of the Year 

Cabot Circus, Bristol, UK 

Bristol City Council LABC Built In Quality and 

Sustainability Awards – Best Commercial Project 


Bristol City Council LABC Built In Quality and 

Sustainability Awards – Best Structural Innovation 


The Queen’s Award for Enterprise – 

International Trade 

Forum Mersin, Turkey 

European Shopping Centre Awards – 

New Development: Large Category 

Princesshay, Exeter, UK 

RICS South West Awards – Regenerationn 


Structural Steel Design Award 

MediaCityUK, Manchester, UK 

Property Week North-West Property Awards – 

Best Design-Led Project 


AJ100 Employer of the Year 


Central and Eastern European Retail Real Estate 

Awards – Architect of the Year 

2008 

T5, Heathrow, London, UK 

RIBA Awards – London Region 

Alcalá Magna, Madrid, Spain 

Spanish Council of Shopping Centres – 

Small Centre Award 

Sexta Avenida, Madrid Spain 

Spanish Council of Shopping Centres – 

Refurbishment Award 


BCSC Gold Award – In-Town Retail Scheme 

(300,000 sq ft or more) 

St Pancras International, London, UK 


(300,000 sq ft or less) 

Trafford Centre, Manchester, UK 

BCSC Gold Award – Established Centre 


MAPIC EG Retail Awards – 



Global Retail & Leisure Awards – Most 

Innovative Concept of the Year Award 


Retail Week Shopping Location of the 

Year Award 

Highcross, Leicester, UK 


(300,000 sq ft or more) 


ICSC European Shopping Centre Awards – 

New Developments: Medium 


Quality in Construction Awards – 

Supreme Award 


Variety Club “the PROPS” Awards – 

Outstanding Development of the Year 


RIBA London & English Heritage Award 

for a Building in a Historic Context 


Building Awards Construction – 

Client of the Year 


Property Awards – Regeneration Award 


Europaproperty SEE Real Estate Awards – 



Property Week, Retail and Leisure Property 

Awards – Best Commercial Leisure Scheme of 

the Year 


Property Week, Retail and Leisure Property 

Awards – Best New Shopping Centre or 

Refurbishment 


CEE Real Estate Quality Awards – Architect of 

the Year 


BCSC Supreme Gold Award 


Camden Design Award 


International Trade Award – London Region 


Central and Eastern European Retail Real 

Estate Awards – Architect of the Year 

Inorbit Mall, Malad, Mumbai, India 

FIABCI Prix d’ Excellence Awards – Certificate 

of Merit, Retail Category 


RICS Awards – Project of the Year 

Campeche Playa Golf Marina & Spa Resort, 

Mexico 

Developers & Building Alliance Award – Best 

Project, International Development 

Los Faros de Panama, Panama 

Five Star International Property Award – Best 

High-Rise Development in Panama 

Baneasa Shopping City, Bucharest, Romania 

CiJ Awards – Best Shopping Centre Development 

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Since 1959, we have established a reputation for 

delivering commercially successful, creative and innovative 

environments across a variety of sectors worldwide. 

Our strong ethos for high quality design enables us to 

deliver innovative, sustainable and award-winning schemes 

that exceed our clients’ expectations and that people enjoy. 

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MasterPlanning Mixed-use 

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We design and deliver realistic and contextual masterplans 

which restore and improve the grain of our cities and 

create new sustainable environments. As leaders in the 

field of urban regeneration we have created international 

award-winning schemes that respond to both the scale 

and needs of the built environment and the community. 

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adMiralty basin 

Tallinn, Estonia 

Based on an exceptional site in the 

historic city of Tallinn, this concept 

masterplan has been defined by creating 

a balance between the urban design and 

commercial objectives. Combining urban 

vitality, waterfront relaxation and private 

residential communities, in a careful 

balance of public and private spaces, the 

aim is to produce a place which is highly 

popular and creates strong connections 

between the city and the sea. 

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adMiralty basin 

Tallinn, Estonia

liverPOOl Waters 

Liverpool, UK 

Liverpool Waters is one of the largest 

planning applications in the UK and 

involves the regeneration of a 60 hectare 

redundant, historic dockland site, located 

in and adjacent to a World Heritage Site. 

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The vision is to create a world-class, highquality, 

mixed-use waterfront development 

in central Liverpool that will allow for 

substantial growth of the city’s economy. 


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liverPOOl Waters 

Liverpool, UK

shanghai Media city 

Shanghai, China 

This award-winning masterplan for 

Shanghai’s second Central Business 

District covers an area of 280 hectares 

on a site fronting the Huangpu River and 

surrounding the existing Oriental Sports 

Centre facilities. The proposal establishes 

a sustainable planning approach 

integrating modern transport solutions 

with a considered mixed-use programme 

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to create a world-leading environment 

containing a rich and diverse mix of living, 

working and leisure activities. 

Using a hierarchical transport network 

of roads, tramways, cycle and pedestrian 

routes the masterplan establishes a series 

of neighbourhoods, each containing a mix 

of office, retail, education and hospitality 

facilities arranged around open parks and 

waterways. The development is anchored 

commercially with the inclusion of a 

comprehensive media production and 

broadcast facility providing Shanghai with 

a centralised, modern media hub. 


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shanghai Media city 

Shanghai, China

east kidWai nagar 

New Delhi, India 

The city of Delhi has an acute shortage 

of housing and an annual growth rate of 

its population of nearly 4%. This project 

involves the major redevelopment of 

an existing post-independence low rise 

government housing project, on a very 

prominent 35 hectare site to the south of 

central Delhi. 

It is proposed to construct over 1 million 

square metres of mixed-use development, 

including 4,825 new apartments and 

110,000m2 of government office space. 

Chapman Taylor is responsible for the 

design and implementation of the project. 

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salfOrd quays 

Manchester, UK 

The aim of this project is to build upon the 

success of MediaCityUK (Phases 1-3), 

located on the adjacent Quays Point site 

as well as on land on the south side of the 

Manchester Ship Canal. This area is 

the new home to the BBC, ITV and the 

University of Salford as well as many 

other high profile companies. The process 

of extending the established environment 

onto Trafford Wharfside is already well 

underway with the on-going construction 

of new ITV production studio and 

office facilities. 


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MasterPlan & residential design 

Czech Republic 

This masterplan for a new residential and 

leisure community, featuring an 18 hole 

golf course by a world renowned course 

designer, will cater to a discerning clientele 

seeking high quality residential properties 

ranging from apartments through to luxury 

villas which are nestled into the landscape. 

The residential design has been sensitively 

considered to incorporate natural materials 

and a focus on energy efficiency. 

The client aims to encourage greater 

awareness and concern for the triple 

bottom line development principles of 

Economy, Society and Environment and 

apply them to this pioneering CEE project. 


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This 56 hectare site is to the west of 

central Shanghai, in an area characterised 

by hill forests and waterways. Its natural 

beauty and proximity to the city has seen 

it develop into a high end destination for 

second homes and tourists. 


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The masterplan proposes a new 

sustainable town centre for the region 

consisting of over 170,000m 2 of cultural, 

touristic, hospitality, spa, retail, restaurant 

and leisure facilities. 

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avenna redevelOPMent 

Ravenna, Italy 

An urban regeneration project on a 

50,000m 2 site consisting of a meticulous 

facelift to an industrial archaeology 

building and a partial restyling to suit the 

new commercial use. A brand new CMC 

headquarters, new residences, a fitness 

and spa centre plus a 70m high hotel 

tower will be built into the masterplan 

that sits within a park linking with the 

waterfront. The project will offer new 

facilities and substantial green area to this 

part of town and, after redevelopment, will 

be returned back to Ravenna municipality. 

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A sustainable resort outside Moscow 

in a woodland and lake setting. The 

masterplan proposes an idyllic and 

romantic setting for a hotel and a series 

of very high quality villas. 

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As architects with unrivalled international experience of 

multi-use projects, our concepts are carefully crafted 

from an understanding of the changing needs, tastes and 

expectations of the city dweller. Our designs create a 

synergy between places and buildings, provide aesthetic 

inspiration and make commercial and environmental sense. 

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42 Maslak 

Maslak, Istanbul 

42 Maslak is an ambitious new mixed-use 

development in the northern outskirts of 

the European side of Istanbul. 

A flagship high-rise concept, developed 

by the local residential developer Bay 

Insaat, it is one of the largest and most 

important developments currently under 

construction in Istanbul. The development 

is situated in the centre of Maslak, on a 

former textile industry site of 39,000m², 

and will bring a new high quality working 

and living environment to the heart of this 

office and residential district. 

The 250,000m² complex will contain a 

5-star hotel, two 42-storey towers with a 

total height of 150m plus 42 residential 

units with swimming, fitness and other 

social facilities. It will also include 16 

penthouses and 57,000m² “A++” office 

units, complete with leisure, commercial 

and cultural facilities. 

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glObal harbOr – shanghai 


This mixed-use development in 

Shanghai is 430,000m2 and includes 

a shopping centre and two office, hotel 

and residential towers. 

The three-level basement has two levels 

for shopping and one for parking while 

the podium houses a four-level mall and 

the two towers, which are 245m high. The 

location is on an important transportation 

hub comprising a metro line and a light rail 

station, while also being next to the city 

express road and a major city fast road. 

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neOMall 

Bangalore, India 

Neomall will form an integral part of the 

long-term Patel Eco-City masterplan 

and provide a focus for retail and 

entertainment, building upon the 

masterplan philosophy to create a buzz 

of activity and a place which is part of the 

urban fabric and encourages residents 

and non-residents to live, work and play. 

The site commands a prominent location 

on the main road that connects Electric 

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City to Bangalore city centre. The 

evolving new town is growing rapidly and 

this site offers the appropriate location 

and prominence for the new shopping 

destination that will support this new town. 

The site has a highway on three sides with 

future development land to the north. It 

is essential that the evolving masterplan 

takes into consideration the potential for 

long-term expansion of this new retail hub. 

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rOyal exchange 

Belfast, UK 

Royal Exchange constitutes the 

next phase of Belfast’s City Centre 

regeneration following on from Victoria 

Square. This retail-led mixed-use scheme 

works with the established urban grain 

and retained listed building to create a 

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development that integrates with this 

quarter of the city. The public realm will be 

of the highest quality and the mix of 

uses will provide activity both day and 

night. Detailed planning consent has 

been granted. 

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glObal harbOr – changzhOu 

Changzhou, China 

The city of Changzhou is situated to the 

west of Shanghai on the main highway 

to Nanjing. The site for this project 

is superbly located directly onto the 

motorway and the link to the city centre. 

The existing shopping centre on the 

site will be extended to provide over 

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500,000m 2 of new development. This 

will include a large new shopping centre 

with a strong focus on entertainment 

and leisure. In addition, a variety 

of towers are proposed, containing 

office, hotel and residential uses. 

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galeria JagiellOńska 

Bialystok, Poland 

This mixed-use development on a circa 

4.7 hectare site is located next to the 

Biala River, in the centre of Bialystok on 

the former grounds of the Jagiellonia 

football club. 

The complex, which is 345m long 

as a planning requirement, includes 

approximately 50,000m2 GLA of retail, 

an 8-screen cinema, a 100-room 3-star 

hotel, and office space. There is also a 

car park with around 900 spaces which 

is arranged on two decks located at the 

roof level due to difficult soil conditions, 

and 10,000m2 of residential on the 

neighbouring plot. 

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A public promenade is planned along 

the river and forms part of a wider-scale 

urban regeneration project with a variety 

of public spaces and social facilities, 

with special care and attention applied 

to landscaping and multimedia design 

elements. Elevation materials vary from 

natural stone, timber, composite cladding 

panels of irregular shape, and the exposed 

concrete structure of the spiral access 

ramp is wrapped in architectural mesh. 

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Wanda WenzhOu 

Wenzhou China 

Wanda Wenzhou is a large retail-led, 

mixed-use project developed by China’s 

biggest retail developer, Wanda Group. 

Since Wanda Group has its own planning 

design institute, all masterplans and 

building plans were created inhouse 

before Chapman Taylor was commissioned 

to provide the facade design and continue 

the design development. 

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The visually unique design is created out 

of a series of three-dimensional vertical 

elements intended to create a dynamic 

finish. This allows the building to 

integrate with lighting and landscape, 

creating the idea of movement in the 

completed façade. 

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allee 

Budapest, Hungary 

Allee is a mixed-use scheme of 47,000m² 

comprising retail & leisure, 89 residential 

units and 7,000m² office space in 

Budapest’s lively 11th district. 

A combination of global experience 

and local cultural sensitivity was key 

in the delivery of this highly contextual 

development in the heart of the city 

centre. The main focus was on the 

wider masterplan and the connectivity 

to the surrounding city fabric with new 

pedestrianised streets, two new public 

squares and a new local park. This 

approach of designing from the outside 

in, enabled the team to avoid the pitfalls 

of the usual ‘box’ type commercial 

developments and give the local residents 

a new meeting place to own and cherish. 

Sustainability was the determining factor 

in the choice of building materials and 

technologies. The use of durable local 

materials, such as limestone, marble and 

red brick was combined with high quality 

modern materials of metal and glass while 

the three-level fully glazed atrium and 

malls utilise natural ventilation to minimise 

energy use. 

The retail centre features shops, gourmet 

restaurants, cafes, a fitness club, a 

13-screen cinema and a casino. 

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From major regional malls to speciality shopping centres, 

our practice has a proven track record as one of the 

world’s principal designers of the retail environment. This is 

based on a clear understanding of both the consumer and 

retailers’ needs. Our goal is to be innovative and practical 

and to always exceed the expectations of the users. 

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trinity 

Leeds, UK 

The comprehensive redevelopment of 

a key retail quarter in Leeds city centre. 

Trinity has been designed to seamlessly 

integrate with the established shopping 

streets and urban fabric of the city. The 

development is split into two distinct 

elements, East and West. East is almost 

entirely a new build scheme that has 

been designed to meet the highest 

environmental standards and consists 

of a series of external arcaded streets 

and public spaces covered by a loosefit, 

grid shell roof. A major new public 

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space is created at the heart of the 

development adjacent to the Grade 

I listed Holy Trinity Church. The 21st 

Century arcades are planned over three 

levels, with the restaurants located at 

the upper levels, taking full advantage 

of panoramic views across the city. West 

includes the extensive refurbishment and 

full integration of an existing enclosed 

shopping centre that continues to trade 

throughout the re-development. The 

overall scheme provides circa 1million 

sq ft of retail and leisure space. 

“Trinity Leeds, East gained 

BREEAM ‘Excellent’ 

accreditation during the 

pre-construction evaluation. 

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A multi-level retail and leisure development 

on a tight suburban site designed to 

deliver a stylish, modern and efficient retail 

centre focused around a strong mix of 

international and regional brands. 

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Taking its cue from the European 

influenced name and branding, the malls 

and food court are strongly themed to 

represent five distinct cities from across 

the continent. 

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les rives de l’allOndOn 

Saint-Genis-Pouilly, France 

Les Rives de l’Allondon is a new innovative 

and animated place for shopping, leisure, 

sport, rest and work. 

The impressively designed 54,000m² 

landmark project has remarkable 

architecture and is covered by an 

‘intelligent roof’ which perfectly integrates 

into the landscape and generates 

spectacular views on the Alps and Jura 

mountains. Beyond aesthetics, this 

impressive cover holds a very important 

environmental role by regulating the 

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temperature, filtering the light, collecting 

rain water and, by its photovoltaic systems, 

producing energy. The scheme is part of 

a HQE (High Environmental Quality) to 

reduce its impact on the environment and 

as such this ‘zero-energy project’ is the 

first one of this kind in its category 

in France. 

On completion the project is intended to 

create approximately 500 jobs which is 

significant in the current difficult times for 

the Gex region. 

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urbane Mitte 

Sankt Augustin, Germany 

Urbane Mitte Sankt Augustin is an 

integrated urban regeneration scheme, 

which will replace a 1970s retail scheme 

with a new urban centre in the heart of 

the town. It is part of a masterplan to 

redevelop and revitalise the city centre 

of Sankt Augustin and combine retail, 

leisure, a health clinic, civic amenities 

and a new transport interchange. The 

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masterplan includes the redevelopment 

of the central town square, as well as a 

new public park of approx.18,000m². 

Chapman Taylor is the General 

Planner and Lead Architect of 

this ambitious project, which 

started on site in spring 2011. 

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tyuMen retail centre 

Tyumen, Russia 

This comprehensive development of an 

exceptional site will provide over 80,000m² 

of prime retail and entertainment leisure 

space and become a major focus for the 

Siberian city of Tyumen. 

The design solution has a distinctive 

contemporary appearance, which 

enhances the local urban landscape. The 

ultimate goal is to create a commercially 

efficient and architecturally innovative 

retail and entertainment centre, which will 

be enjoyed by the local citizens. 

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neW riverside 

Shrewsbury, UK 

Situated in the heart of Shrewsbury, the 

objective of New Riverside is to create 

one unified shopping experience that 

improves the relationship between the 

town centre and the river. The scheme, 

which will be covered, but not enclosed, by 

a lightweight grid shell roof, is designed 

to take advantage of the site’s natural 

setting by the River Severn and utilises 

a dramatic drop in levels from the high 

street. A new multi-level public space 

will connect directly with the river via 

a sweeping staircase and restaurant 

terraces, providing visitors with fantastic 

views of the river while restoring life and 

activity to the waterfront. 

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Mega 2 

Almaty, Kazakhstan 

Directly linked to the existing and very 

successful Megacenter Mall, Mega 2 

will nearly double the amount of retail 

space on this site. Encompassed by 

a sweeping, angled roof, the building 

climbs up its sloping site and is 

surmounted by a restaurant court 

offering dramatic views of the mountain 

range to the south of the city. 

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tescO nanJing 

Zhongshan, China 

Nanjing Zhongshan Tesco Lifespace is 

located on a sensitive site, positioned 

between two historically important 

conservation districts and the modern 

commercial centre of Nanjing city. The 

design is conceived to be a transitional 

element responding to the disparate scale, 

styles and functions of these neighbouring 

developments. While preserving a number 

of historic lane ways the building’s form is 

broken down to form blocks reminiscent 

of the traditional streets and urban 

grain of the old town. The expression 

for the scheme draws upon the rich 

history of traditional Nanjing architecture, 

reinterpreting the historic elements 

to create an architectural language 

appropriate to function, location and 

proximity to neighbouring developments. 

Three levels of above ground retail are 

anchored by a basement hypermarket 

and supported by basement car parking 

to form a total development of 

approximately 140,000m2 . 

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Madrid, Spain 

Opened in 2012, Gran Plaza 2 is a two 

level shopping centre with a GLA of 

65,000m² and 200,000m² of total built 

area. Chapman Taylor were in charge 

of all the design stages until final 

completion. Visitors will benefit from the 

location, which has direct access to the 

M-50 road, and from more than 6,500 

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car parking spaces. A façade made of 

African red granite anticipates the luxury 

of the interior architecture and design 

within the building. The interior spaces 

recreate the Venetian baroque ambience 

and invite visitors to enjoy the extensive 

commercial offer provided by the centre. 

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huMa Wien 

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Huma Wien is a large two-level shopping 

centre in Simmering, the 11th district 

of Vienna. An existing centre will be 

demolished in two stages and remain 

operational while the new centre is 

correspondingly built and opened in two 

stages. The main tenants – a hypermarket, 

electronics and large fashion retailers 

– will be able to trade continuously 

during this time. The external walls are 

purposely folded in order to give the 

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surrounding car park and to create 

a sculptural effect for a form whose 

dimensions – 300m long x 150 deep 

x 12 m high – are predetermined 

by planning regulations. The light 

champagne-coloured metal cladding 

was chosen in order to distinguish the 

centre from its industrial surroundings. 

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Saratov, Russia 

June Shopping and Entertainment Centre 

is well-located in the centre of Saratov, 

with Bolshaya Gornaya Street within close 

distance to the site, leading to the famous 

highway bridge which connects the right 

and left banks of the Volga river. Engles 

city is situated on the left bank and 

Saratov directly opposite which provides 

a great central location for the two cities 

and covers a large customer area. 

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With a GLA of approximately 52,400m 2 

this complex is expected to be a highly 

attractive facility oriented for entertainment, 

serving as a meeting place for locals. 

Architecturally the building will have 

an impressive expression that will 

contribute to the urban landscape of the 

city. Upon completion the shopping and 

leisure complex will become the primary 

destination for Saratov citizens. 

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fOruM sintra 

Lisbon, Portugal 

Forum Sintra Shopping and Leisure 

complex is a development of over 

165,000m2 for Multi Development 

comprising retail space, restaurants and 

leisure areas over three levels, as well 

as three underground parking floors. 

The internal area is supplemented by 

several outdoor terraces that provide 

breathtaking views of the surroundings. 

The design concept started from a 

premise of breaking away from the 

conventional assumptions of most 

shopping malls and is considered a 

pilot study for a new generation of 

future commercial developments that 

seek to prioritise sustainability and 

energy efficiency. 

The building was envisaged as a series 

of juxtaposed diagonal malls, each with 

distinct themes, building systems and 

materials palette, generating unique 

spaces at their encounters and topped 

by sculptural skylights which generate 

the representative image of the 

shopping centre. On completion of a 

BREEAM assessment, Forum Sintra 

received a BREEAM ‘Good’ rating, making 

it the first ever retail development in 

Portugal to achieve such certification. 

“Our conviction is that the high 

standards of Forum Sintra’s tenant 

mix, architecture and design make 

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Bristol, UK 

This multi-award winning integrated 

urban regeneration scheme in the heart 

of Bristol combines residential, retail, 

leisure, offices, transportation and new 

landscaped areas and was part of a plan 

to redevelop and revitalise the city centre. 

As masterplanners for the whole urban 

development and designers for the retail 

and leisure elements of Cabot Circus, a 

scheme by Bristol Alliance, we introduced 

new buildings, open streets and squares 

that are appropriately proportioned and 

“The vision was about creating streets 

and public spaces that were very much 

owned by the people of Bristol rather 

than feeling like private spaces. It’s also 

about bringing people back into the city 

centre, and having activity in the city 

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sit naturally within the established urban 

scale and grain of the city. We worked 

in close collaboration with leading artist 

Nayan Kulkarni and consulting engineers 

Schlaich Bergermann und Partner to give 

rise to one of the scheme’s most dramatic 

elements; a free-form, shell-shaped glass 

roof, the first of its kind in Europe. 

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development in the UK to achieve the 

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fOruM 

Nis, Serbia 

Forum shopping centre is located in the 

city centre of Nis and covers a total area 

of 16,000m2 over 6 levels which are 

split into 3 retail floors, 2 offices and an 

underground car park. 

The building represents an important 

innovation for the city of Nis, not only for 

its enhanced architectural appearance, 

which stands out for its compactness and 

simplicity, but for the commercial content 

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enclosed within the new Laminam façade 

yet conspicuous and clearly visible from 

the busy pedestrian street. 

Prior to our intervention this was a large 

grey monolith housing a communist era 

department store and since Nis was used 

to underground markets, this project 

proposes a new shopping formula to the 

city, modernising the retail and revitalising 

an outdated and run-down urban area. 

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athena 

Gurgaon, India 

Positioned in a prime location in 

Gurgaon, situated only 100m from the 

main NH8 highway, Athena will become 

a world-class mixed-use retail and 

leisure destination. 

Combining high-end retail offer, food 

courts, leisure, commercial office space, 

generous car parking facilities and two 

vibrant open plazas offering further 

entertainment, the intent of Athena is 

to give visitors a modern, dynamic and 

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exciting shopping experience. The design 

of the scheme separates into three 

distinctive areas; The Rotunda, The Grand 

Plaza and The Streets. 

Sculptural, tensile structures shade the 

open streets and entrances, while at 

roof level restaurants and cafes provide 

stunning views of the manicured 

landscaping to the east and the golf 

course beyond. 

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Duisburg, Germany 

Forum Duisburg is an inner-city 

regeneration project located in the 

heart of Duisburg. Developed for Multi 

Development Germany, our team 

worked with T+T Design to deliver the 

new, successful retail environment. 

The malls are designed as individual 

buildings to create a continuation of 

the urban fabric and specifically the 

pedestrian street – Königstrasse. The 

106,000m² development offers 1,200 

parking spaces, a direct underground 

railway link, a children’s day care centre 

and a range of services for people 

with restricted mobility. It also includes 

57,000m² of retail space spread across 

four levels and comprising 90 retailers, 

making it the largest inner-city retail 

project in North Rhine-Westphalia. 

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As part of an art programme, a specially 

designed 65m high sculpture, ‘Goldene 

Leiter’ (Golden Ladder) connects all 

levels of the Forum and projects 54m 

above street level, protruding 35m 

through the glass roof to create a new, 

distinctive landmark on the city skyline. 

The ladder is made from 32 tonnes of 

steel covered with 24-carat gold leaf. 

Forum Duisburg is the first retail project 

in mainland Europe to be awarded a 

BREEAM ‘Very Good’ rating for its 

impressive sustainable features. 

“The spaces between the 

buildings were just as important 

as the buildings themselves, 

creating interesting views and 

important links within the new 

development and out to the 

existing city streets. 

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This mixed-use city centre scheme 

provides a unique retail and residential 

city centre development in the heart of 

Exeter’s conservation area. 

The £235 million development, which 

opened officially in September 2007, 

reintroduced a historic urban grain through 

the use of different architectural styles 

and is sympathetic to the three scheduled 

monuments located within the site. 

Chapman Taylor was the design 

architect for the central part of the 

scheme and co-ordinating architect 

for the overall masterplan. 

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fOruM istanbul 

Istanbul, Turkey 

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Forum Istanbul opened in 2009 and 

at the time of its opening, was the 

largest shopping centre in Europe, with 

495,000m 2 of construction area. 

The ‘city within a city’ produces a complete 

urban experience with boulevards, piazzas, 

avenues, courtyards and monumental 

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creates streets with long views and narrow 

lanes with shadows and contrasts in scale, 

and public squares with different spatial 

qualities. Public areas are beautifully 

landscaped and offer suitable space 

for festivals, concerts, markets and 

sports events.

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We have designed a broad range of leisure projects 

worldwide including cinemas, restaurants, food courts, 

festival retail, themed spaces, sports facilities and family 

entertainment. Our understanding of what adds value 

to customer experience is essential in creating highquality, 

functional environments that people enjoy. 

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centennial hall 

Wrocław, Poland 

Centennial Hall is a historic building that 

was constructed according to the plans of 

Max Berg in 1911-1913. The final designs 

envisioned a quatrefoil plan featuring a 

huge 65m diameter central dome and 

the use of reinforced concrete, a new 

construction material at the time. From the 

early 20th century it has been a symbol 

of the city with the building being listed as 

a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006. 

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Chapman Taylor successfully completed 

a redesign of the interior under a strict 

conservation policy, converting this iconic 

complex into a unique tourist attraction of 

international significance, and giving it a 

second life. Works included rearranging 

the interiors, modifying the functional 

aspects of the building and maximising the 

seating numbers to achieve 10,000 from 

the previous 6,500. 

To build on Centennial Hall’s stature as 

one of the most outstanding achievements 

of 20th century architecture, new 

programmes include the creation of an 

interactive visitor education centre, as well 

as a series of cultural, musical and sports 

events of national and international scale. 

The renovation work under the name 

The Centre for Innovation in Architecture 

and Building was financed from the city 

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centennial hall 

Wrocław, Poland

cineMa city 

Pilsen, Czech Republic 

Cinema City is located in the heart of the 

town in the Pilsen Plaza shopping centre 

and is the largest multiplex in the town. 

The aim of the project was to create a 

high-quality interior with dynamic lighting 

combined with some atypical details. The 

foyer is dominated by a black ceiling with 

indirect red lighting and a contrasting 

yellow tunnel leading to the different 

cinema entrances. The ticket area is clad 

in Alucobond and has a rounded end 

wall that supports the illuminated film 

display panels. 

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Outlet shOPPing and entertainMent centre 

Weihai, China 

This development, on a site facing the 

Yellow Sea, is part of a major mixed-use 

scheme which combines residential, 

hotel, spa, outlet retail, retaurant and 

entertainment functions. 

The goal has been to integrate all 

the elements on the site to create 

an ideal planning arrangement, to 

maximize customer flows, and to provide 

exceptional views out to the beach and 

the sea. 

The lot is steeply sloped down to the sea, 

and its parameters are defined by the 

completed masterplan for the large hotel 

and spa which form the south boundary 

of the retail and entertainment leisure site. 

The location provides excellent potential 

for a high-quality outlet retail and leisure 

destination, combining a wide range of 

touristic facilities with the sea and 

beach environment. 

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sPiceal street 

Birmingham, UK 

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Spiceal Street is a vibrant dining 

destination located in the Bullring, also a 

Chapman Taylor project and one of the 

UK’s largest city centre shopping malls. 

Proposed to reinvigorate both the daytime 

and evening activity within an existing 

public realm to the southern end of 

the Bullring, Spiceal Street is entirely 

dedicated to the dining experience and 

was officially opened in November 2011. 

Part indoor, part outdoor, the scheme has 

introduced three new restaurants and 

extended two existing units to enhance 

the overall use of St Martin’s Square 

and open up the shopping centre to St 

Martin’s Walk. This is achieved in part by 

a complete reconfiguration of the public 

realm to focus attention towards St 

Martin’s church and the square. 

Three separate building zones are visually 

connected using a ‘ribbon-like’ sculptural 

roof to create a strong architectural 

element which floats above the building, 

helping to provide a coherent link 

throughout the overall space. The newlook 

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Bullring with the design introducing a new 

green wall and seating areas, plus a public 

art commission created by Wolfgang 

Buttress. Also included is a granite stone 

water feature inscribed with poetry cowritten 

by local poets, Simon Turner and 

spoken word performer Steve Camden 

(aka Polarbear). This curved ‘wall of water’ 

provides a dramatic backdrop along 

a sweeping curve of steps, reflecting 

sunlight during the day and being subtly lit 

during the evening. 

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Milan, Italy 

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This restoration and redevelopment of a 

former 1930s factory in Milan covers an 

area of 50,000m2 . The project is divided 

into two phases; the restoration and 

contextual integration. The architectural 

approach includes the conservation of 

an existing structure to create a mix of 

retail and leisure functions. The second 

phase focuses more specifically on the 

landscape, with the aim of integrating 

the former factory within the existing 

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aquaPark 

Nizhny Novgorod, Russia 

This unique leisure destination is located 

in the city of Nizhny Novgorod, the fifth 

largest city in Russia, approximately 5km 

south of the historic Kremlin, where the 

famous Volga and Oka rivers meet. 

The potential of the development is 

exceptional and the finished scheme 

will contain approximately 50,000m 2 

of wide ranging retail and leisure, and 

consist of three distinct areas; Aquapark, 

entertainment, including an ice arena, 

and retail. The synergy between these 

elements will result in a powerful 

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We believe that the office must be a place in which to 

feel comfortable, motivated and inspired. Well designed 

environments have the ability to increase productivity 

and job satisfaction. Our success in this sector has 

been established by focusing on the needs of the users 

and the creation of efficient layouts which respond to 

the highest planning and environmental standards. 

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Mediacityuk 


MediaCityUK has its roots in the ambition 

to become one of the world’s biggest 

media brands. 

The completed Phase 1 development, 

delivered by Chapman Taylor, includes 

major new offices, production facilities 

and studios for the BBC as well as 

a separate studio complex, hotel, 

speculative office buildings, new 

media department for the University 

of Salford, a site-wide energy centre, 

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multi-storey car park. These elements 

are all set within a high quality public 

realm that incorporates a large media 

piazza, Metrolink terminus and a park. 

Sitting above two of the BBC buildings 

are towers that provide 378 apartments 

designed by Chapman Taylor. These 

range from studio flats to three bedroom 

duplex penthouses. The detailed design 

specifies high quality design and fittings 

creating upmarket, contemporary 

accommodation, in the heart of this 

innovative hub to rival many media 

cities emerging around the world. 

Surrounded by water, MediaCityUK has 

not only completely transformed the 

Salford Quays landscape and skyline, 

but became the first development in the 

world to obtain BREEAM ‘Sustainable 

Community’ status, incorporating 

world leading sustainability into the 

design of the £500m development. 

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liberty center technOlOgical Park 

Cluj-Napoca, Romania 

A winning design proposal for the 

reconversion of a former furniture 

factory, Libertatea, into a technology 

park under the name Liberty Center 

Technological Park. 

Located in the Romanian city of 

Cluj-Napoca, the scheme proposes 

both new pavilions and renovated 

historic buildings in a landscaped 

setting. In total the project will have 

20,000m2 of contemporary office 

space for technology companies. 

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cOrner hOuse Wenceslas square 

Václavské námestí, Czech Republic 

This landmark project is for a corner 

building on Wenceslas Square and 

Opletalova Street in Prague. The scheme 

will provide prestigious office space, retail 

and parking over a total of 12 levels. 

The design of the project has been very 

carefully developed and closely respects 

the urban, historical and social landscape 

of this prominent site. A leading Czech 

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glass artist will provide unique crafted 

features in the tradition of the existing 

palaces on the square that span centuries 

of architectural heritage. The 3D façade 

will be a first in the country, and, by using 

intelligent, integrated building structure and 

technical systems, the project will achieve 

very high environmental credentials. 

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Mumbai, India 

An office and residential tower on one of 

the most significant sites in India; the last 

waterfront plot in Nariman Point, central 

Mumbai. This is the principal commercial 

area in the country and has some of the 

highest office rents per sq ft in the world. 

Planning permission has been sought 

for two schemes. Phase 1 is a13-storey 

building containing office, convention and 

hospitality facilities. This has an abstracted 

nautical appearance made up of a series 

of repeated bow-shaped arches. 

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Phase 2 assumes that a higher 

buildable area is allowed, resulting in a 

35-storey tower containing residential 

accommodation above the office and 

convention podium. The apartments have 

been oriented to maximise the sea views, 

and their balconies are wrapped in an 

open eco-façade containing shading and 

solar-energy panels. 

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sMOlensky Office and retail 

Moscow, Russia 

The project Smolensky Office and Retail 

is a major mixed-use office building in the 

heart of Moscow. Our brief was to design 

a contemporary façade with a higher 

degree of sophistication and appeal than 

the original proposal. 

The new façade is designed to be in 

keeping with its context, which is full of 

historic and modern architecture and 

responds to the uses inside, in order to 

provide adequate light and character. 

Materials have been selected for their 

aesthetic and functionality. 

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Branded as ‘The Mark’, this scheme 

occupies an excellent location on the 

North West side of the city of Bucharest, 

close to the main railway station, Gara 

de Nord. 

The site offers an exceptional opportunity 

to contribute to the general upgrade of 

the city’s appearance and to assist in 

establishing its position at the head of the 

commercial sector in the area. It is easily 

accessed from the main boulevards, and 

has good connections with the city centre 

and suburban areas. There is also good 

access to the public transport network 

with the metro, tramway and pedestrian 

connections surrounding the site assuring 

its popularity with tenants and visitors. 

This office building of 48,500m2 will be 

designed as an “A” class destination, 

providing a modern and user-friendly 

environment and a good ratio of parking 

spaces at basement levels. The 

development will offer high quality 

working conditions, good flexibility in floor 

arrangements, as cellular or open space, 

with high speed lifts and an elegant 

architectural character. 

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flOreasca 169a 

Bucharest, Romania 

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Floreasca is an 8-storey multi-tenanted 

office development built on a brownfield 

site on the northern side of Romania’s 

capital. The district of Calea Floreasca, 

where the building is situated, is 

developing into a modern upscale 

business district. Some advantages of 

this location are its immediate proximity 

to the beautiful Floreasca lake and its 

ideal connection to various means of 

transportation including several bus lines 

and the metro. 

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The building is divided into two separate 

parts, each with its own entrance and 

reception, as well as a full height atrium, 

circulation and amenity core. The 

Floreasca development has an efficient 

floor plate that is suitable for multiple, as 

well as, single tenant occupancy. Parking 

is provided in three basement levels. 

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airgate 

Düsseldorf, Germany 

The Airgate office development is located 

within 5 minutes walking distance of 

Düsseldorf International Airport. This together 

with the new Maritim Congress Hotel forms 

the gateway to the Düsseldorf Airport 

City, a new generation business park on a 

230,000m 2 site directly adjacent to the airport. 

It houses seven floors of high-quality office 

accommodation with a GLA of 4,200m 2 

plus one level of underground car parking 

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with 70 spaces. The façade is dominated 

by two fully glazed 3-storey glass cubes 

diagonally opposite each other while the 

layout is highly flexible and allows all forms 

of modern office accommodation. An 

innovative heating and cooling system is 

built into the concrete frame of the building, 

maximising wall and floor space for office 

use and removing the need for radiators. 

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Düsseldorf, Germany 

Located in close proximity to the recently 

completed Airgate office building, AirSquare 

will be Chapman Taylor’s second building 

in the Airport City – the new business 

park adjacent to Düsseldorf Airport. The 

building offers around 6,000m² of office 

space over five levels and is characterised 

by a striking façade, consisting of 

multi-coloured concrete panels. 

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POrt baku tOWers 

Baku, Azerbaijan 

A project on an old disused industrial site 

linked to the port area, which is soon to be 

regenerated. The dominant architectural 

feature is a spectacular 25-storey office 

block overlooking the Caspian Sea. 

Set on a plinth of shops, it contains a 

large spa, indoor and outdoor swimming 

pools and sports amenities. A building 

running across the north side of the 

roof provides more office space and 

gives the tower a horizontal backdrop. 

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science & technOlOgy Park 

Bolzano, Italy 

The urban restyling of the former Alumix 

and Magnesio sites involves a floor 

space of approximately 51,000m² out 

of a total surface area of approximately 

100,000m². It will contain a state-ofthe-art 

research centre for innovation 

and the arts, with spaces for cuttingedge 

technology companies, workshops 

and research centres. A contemporary 

art museum for works by local artists 

only, plus housing, shops, restaurants 

and a small library are also planned. 

The former Alumix site will feature a 

futuristic black ‘monolith’ that breaks 

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into the rigidity of an old row of buildings 

and projects suspended over the road, 

pointing straight at the city. The cladding 

will be carbon fibre and have built-in 

photovoltaic cells. The large 50-metre 

‘magnet’ containing mainly office spaces 

on the former Magnesio site will, by 

contrast, be suspended over a water plaza. 

This project won the international 

competition held by the Provincia 

Autonoma di Bolzano for the city’s 

new science and technology park. 

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Our projects range from high-rise apartment buildings within 

mixed-use urban schemes, to the conversion of existing 

historic buildings into residences. We create apartment 

models that reduce circulation space to increase saleable 

area. We always strive to improve the quality of living spaces. 

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Park vieW grand sPa 


A large luxury, gated, residential 

community of approximately 150,000m2 on a site to the west of central Gurgaon. 

The masterplan places a 30-storey 

signature tower on the west boundary of 

the site adjacent to the main access road. 

Behind this the apartment buildings are 

arranged as perimeter blocks, which 

surround luxurious landscaped gardens 

and parkland. 

Within the extensive landscaping the park 

contains many facilities for the community, 

such as a clubhouse and gym, a spa, 

sports facilities, children’s play areas and 

yoga pavilions. 

Arranged to prevent overlooking from 

adjacent properties, the 3, 4 and 5-bed 

apartments range in size from 200m2 to 

550m2 . The completed scheme will be a 

landmark project in Gurgaon, one of 

India’s fastest growing cities. 

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“Park View Grand Spa, is founded 

on a highly efficient and effective 

arrangement of buildings and facilities 

which creates the ideal framework for 

a luxury community. 

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This large gated residential community, 

providing approx 75,000m2 of living 

space, is located on a site to the west of 

central Gurgaon. The masterplan places 

eight 15-storey towers around large and 

extensively landscaped gardens and 

community parklands. The site entrance is 

served by a main access road which has 

excellent connections to one of the main 

routes to nearby New Delhi. 

There are many facilities within the 

parkland area such as a clubhouse and 

gym, a spa, sports facilities, children’s play 

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areas, a large amphitheatre and a jogging 

track. The 2, 3 & 4 bed apartments range 

in size from 80m 2 to 250m 2 . 

Great care has been taken to give each 

apartment exceptional views as well as 

preventing overlooking from adjacent 

properties. The top level of each tower 

has a pair of luxury penthouse apartments 

with landscaped terraces and shaded 

infinity pools. The completed scheme will 

be a landmark project in Gurgaon, one of 

India’s fastest growing cities. 

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Marrakech gOlf city 

Marrakech, Morocco 

This project is situated in the south of 

Marrakech, near to the airport, and forms 

part of the vast residential and leisure 

program, Marrakech Golf City, which 

covers approximately 170 hectares. 

The residential program takes advantage 

of its close proximity to the lake and golf 

course and is situated near an urban area 

with shops and restaurants. The designs 

take on a very Moroccan tradition, without 

giving up the comfort and the intimacy 

of modern housing designs. All the 

apartments open onto generous terraces 

positioned close to the lake and take full 

advantage of the environment including 

great views of the Atlas Mountains. 

The mixture of the interior and exterior 

spaces extends onto the public spaces 

of the project, where the sensitive use of 

shade and light, luxurious gardens and a 

water figure create an oasis in the heart 

of the city. 

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The Mlinovi residential project consists 

of fourteen villas in a prestigious hillside 

zone above Zagreb. 

Each 400m² villa has a contemporary 

design with a high-quality finish and is 

developed over four levels, boasting a 

swimming pool, terrace and fitness 

area. The choice of materials, including 

local stone, allows the buildings to 

blend perfectly with the urban and 

natural surroundings. 

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traffOrd quays 


Trafford Quays, Phase 1 Residential is 

part of a wider residential led, mixed-use 

masterplan set in the Metropolitan 

Borough of Trafford, Greater Manchester. 

The masterplan exploits the distinctive 

canal-side setting of the Manchester Ship 

Canal and proposed canal link, providing 

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a range of dwellings and neighbourhood 

quarters each with a distinct character. 

The concept for the initial phase of 250 

residential dwellings was to produce 

a diverse mix urban family housing as 

well as apartments. The three blocks are 

designed to create mini communities 

within the wider complex, with each of 

the three blocks set around a semiprivate 

courtyard for residents. Family 

accommodation is designed with private 

gardens or terraces and apartments have 

access to balconies, a number of which 

have canal-side views. 

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Panama City, Panama 

This unique mixed-use project in 

Panama City combines residential, 

commercial, office and leisure elements. 

The 3.3-hectare site occupies a superb, 

strategic position surrounded by an 

excellent road network and has 

spectacular views of the bay, the 

Panama Canal and the mountains and 

occupies a superb strategic position. 

The design includes the use of recycled 

materials, solar photovoltaics and wind 

turbines. The buildings will occupy a total 

of 460,000m² and consist of three high 

rise towers; the one in the centre, at 

360m, will be one of the tallest buildings in 

Latin America, housing residential and/or 

offices plus an exclusive 5-star hotel with 

a casino, gymnasium, spa, leisure facilities, 

meeting rooms, an open-air auditorium, 

swimming pools, restaurants, and an 

exhibition centre. The other two towers, 

exclusively residential, stand 275m high. 

The podium levels of the three towers 

will include luxury and boutique shops, a 

hypermarket and a 6-storey car park. 

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Oil village 

Tripoli, Libya 

Located to the west of the city centre, this 

predominately residential development 

contains a self sustaining mix of uses to 

support this new community comprising 

apartments, hotel, restaurants, schools, 

retail, offices, villas, social club and a 

mosque. The site topography provides 

excellent opportunities for visual links with 

the coast line, with the unique features 

of the coastal headland and a disused 

quarry providing a point of difference in 

comparison to the neighbouring areas. 

A large part of the development is made 

up of residential villas which create a new 

contemporary residential zone for the 

city. By integrating links to the sea and 

stepping up the gradient from the coast, 

these will establish a new benchmark for 

the city. This linkage to the sea provides a 

consistent characteristic of the villa zones, 

which combined with the landscaping of 

the surroundings, and the links across the 

site to the community uses, will create a 

harmonious living environment between 

the sea and the city. The approach has 

been to utilise the coastal environment to 

the maximum benefit of the development, 

seamlessly making it part of a managed 

environment. This includes locating uses 

on it where possible, while maintaining 

public access and leaving space for a 

potential new coast road. 

Retail, offices and restaurants form a 

spine to the development which, when 

combined with the community elements, 

help to provide a sense of place. This zone 

will provide not only the opportunity to 

orientate oneself within the development, 

but through open visual links to the 

road and headland, will also introduce a 

gateway to the development and present 

its character to the city. 

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Our practice has in-depth experience in designing a wide 

variety of hospitality developments ranging from large 

resorts with themed multi-hotel and residential masterplans 

to 5-star hotels in major cities around the world. We have a 

clear understanding not only of the customer experience 

but also the requirements of the operator. 

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ellO hOrizOnte resOrt 

Santa Marta, Colombia 

The Bello Horizonte Resort project is 

located in Santa Marta, Colombia and is 

distributed into16 floors on a 50,000m2 construction area. 

Comprising a 100-room hotel, leisure 

premises, restaurants and recreational 

activities the development is designed 

to represent a ship, like a great stranded 

sailboat, with the bow towards the sea 

and sails in the wind above the two 

towers of different sea blue and green 

colours. This design emphasises its 

personality and character in relation to 

the surrounding buildings and creates a 

unique image. 

Showing care and sensitivity to the 

environment the resort project also 

incorporates photovoltaic panels and wind 

turbines on the roof, mitigating the energy 

consumption that the building will demand 

in its future lifespan. 

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hOtel nOvOtel 

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Overhanging the sea and the forest, this 

180-room hotel with spectacular views is 

delicately set on a cliff of a mountain with 

the public areas opening out onto gardens 

and a pine forest. 

The circulation and access from the 

main road are protected by a generous 

mashrabiya fence, while the rooms are 

oriented towards the sea, taking full 

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advantage of the view. Along the sea 

facing edge, terraces, balconies and 

the infinity swimming pool, follow the 

topography of the site, offering a variety 

of leisure experiences. 

Resolutely contemporary, the design of 

the building protects itself from wind and 

excessive sun, and offers a magnificent 

view of the Tangier Bay. 

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Merekeskus 

Tallinn, Estonia 

Merekeskus – literally “sea centre” – is 

a retail and hotel development adjoining 

Chapman Taylor’s Admiralty Basin project 

between the port of Tallinn and its 

Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage 

Site. Located at one of the city’s busiest 

intersections, Merekeskus is set to become 

one of Tallinn’s most prominent buildings. 

The building leans backwards from 

the busy road – as if being driven 

backwards by the traffic and at the 

same time expressing the act of 

stepping back to take in a view of the 

Old Town’s soaring steepies. 

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crystal city 

Dead Sea, Jordan 

A 5-star hotel and residential resort on 

the Dead Sea. The masterplan is for over 

250,000m² of apartments, hotels, spas 

and villas. The development is planned in 

harmony with the soft landscaping, and 

has dramatic views across the Dead Sea. 

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lalezi bay 

Durrës, Albania 

Lalezi Bay is located on the Adriatic Sea, 

30km north-west of Tirana. The site is 

part of a long unspoilt coastline 20km 

to the north of the principal seaside 

town of Durrës, and is characterised by 

a 100m wide sandy beach. New road 

networks have been constructed which 

give excellent direct access to the resort 

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from the capital city and the international 

airport. It has fantastic potential to create 

a major worldclass resort with incredible 

sea views, and a residential community, 

exploiting the efficient transportation links 

and the varied and beautiful landscape. 

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Our practice undertakes the interior design of a majority 

of our architectural projects. In addition, we are often 

appointed to work on specific interior design schemes 

related to other architects’ buildings. Our designers 

deliver interiors which are fully responsive to the 

brief and the nature of the space, creating bespoke 

environments for many different building types. 

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gOlden square 

São Paulo, Brazil 

The refurbishment and complete 

redesign of a 1980s shopping 

centre located in São Paulo. 

The objective is to increase GLA and 

parking spaces while creating more 

appealing commercial environments and 

improving traffic flows. A contemporary 

look and feel to both the interior and 

exterior designs is also intended 

to respond to new retail trends. 

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Sisli, Istanbul 

Trump Towers Istanbul is the first ever 

Trump development in Europe and 

consists of two towers and a podium. 

At the base of both towers sits the Trump 

Towers Shopping Centre, for which 

Chapman Taylor provided the interior 

design. Main street access is provided at 

ground floor level, with the centre spread 

over a further four semi-basement levels 

and two upper levels. The diverse uses 

include an exhibition area, fine dining 

facilities and a gymnasium. 

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A multi-level shopping and entertainment 

scheme to be developed alongside Etele 

Square in Budapest. 

The centre will be linked to a new metro 

line, an overland railway station and a bus 

terminal, and will serve as the cornerstone 

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Riga, Latvia 

The refurbishment of an existing hotel 

located in the centre of Riga; the 

intention is to significantly increase 

the room numbers, provide greater 

conference and meeting facilities and 

take advantage of the high pedestrian 

footfall in terms of food and beverage 

sales. New guestrooms will offer a 

greater range of accommodation 

and size and together with the public 

areas, will be upgraded to include the 

latest international level of mechanical, 

electrical and internet services. 

An existing ground floor dining area is to 

be enlarged to cater for approximately 

100 covers internally and a significant 

number externally during the summer 

months. Considering the passing footfall 

numbers the façade may be adjusted to 

incorporate folding doors which may be 

opened during warmer periods. 


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lOndOn Mall 

St Petersburg, Russia 

Located to the east of St Petersburg’s 

city centre, London Mall was part of 

group of malls around the city recently 

purchased by our client. The existing 

building, previously called Felichita, 

has been rebranded with the new logo 

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and corporate identity being designed 

by Chapman Taylor. Divided into three 

distinct zones the centre is a central 

four-storey mall with a food court, 

multiplex cinema plus a DIY store 

and hypermarket. 


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lOngfOr ziducheng starry street shOPPing Mall 

Xi’an, China 

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Xi’an Longfor Xing Yue Hui Project is 

located in Qujiang District, Xi’an City. The 

project is the only community shopping 

centre in Qujiang District with a total 

building area of 87,000m 2 , of which the 

above ground area is 55,000m 2 and the 

underground area is 32,000m 2 . 


It accomodates a supermarket, game 

city, cinema, retail shops and food courts. 

Chapman Taylor are in charge of the 

interior design for the commercial public 

realm of B1-L4.

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Our portfolio in the transportation sector includes many 

high profile projects, such as major international airports 

and railway stations. Our understanding of passenger 

interaction within transportation environments allows us to 

deliver integrated operational and commercial solutions. 

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st Pancras internatiOnal 

London, UK 

St Pancras International is a terminus 

celebrated for its Victorian architecture. 

The Grade I listed building is located in 

the London Borough of Camden and was 

opened in 1868 by the Midland Railway 

as the southern terminus of its main line, 

which connected London with the East 

Midlands and Yorkshire. When it opened, 

the arched Barlow train shed was the 

largest single-span roof in the world. 

In an ongoing regeneration project for St 

Pancras and Kings Cross, Chapman Taylor 

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designed the integration of shops, cafes 

and bars into the new two-level concourse 

areas of this 1868 Grade I listed building. 

The shops occupy the undercroft, formerly 

a Victorian beer store, opening up the floor 

level above to bring in natural light and 

increase visibility. The design creates 

high-quality station retail, sensitively 

integrated with the historic building fabric. 

The original exposed brick arches to the 

vaults are retained inside the shops to 

create a timeless design. The cafes and 

bars are on the main concourse level. 

Chapman Taylor also proposed the design 

standards for all commercial signage and 

retail fascias as part of the approvals to 

be obtained from English Heritage and 

Camden Council. 

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“This is a historic moment that 

leaves a legacy of substantial 

benefits now and for future 

generations. I believe that 

in years to come we will look 

back at this project as being 

a highlight of a decade. 

I congratulate LCR, the 

pioneering engineers, architects 

and everyone who has been 

involved. We should all be proud 

of this momentous achievement. 

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London, UK 

Heathrow Airport is the third busiest 

airport in the world in terms of total 

passenger traffic, handling more 

international passengers than any 

other airport around the globe. 

Chapman Taylor were appointed 

lead architect for the interior retail, 

catering and public areas of Heathrow 

Airport’s Terminal 5 (T5) complex 

in 1999, making us one of the 

original fifteen first-tier suppliers 

and signatories to the agreement. 

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The vision for the £4.3 billion complex 

was to create world-class retail and 

catering facilities. At the outset, in addition 

to providing expertise in international 

retail design and trends, we undertook 

extensive research with BAA to identify 

the world’s best airport retailing. The 

retail space on the landside was moulded 

around the needs of the check-in 

layout and facilities, while the airside 

facilities were designed around the main 

operational movement of passengers, 

and both are on either side of a 400m 

primary north-south circulation flow. 

The nature of the use of the departure 

gates in the core terminal building, 

and the walkway route to satellite 

buildings in the southern zone of the 

terminal, dictated the merchandising 

strategy. The majority of passengers in 

the southern zone are on international 

flights, while most passengers in 

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was therefore reflected in a ‘premium’ 

area of stores in the southern zone 

and a ‘high street’ area to the north. 

Our design made full use of the singlespan 

column free roof to combine space 

and natural light with user-friendly checkin 

and departure areas. It also made 

full use of the outstanding views of the 

runway, aircraft and countryside beyond. 

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ussels airPOrt cOnnectOr 

Brussels, Belgium 

The Connector is a new building at 

Brussels Airport designed to link two 

existing passenger terminals at the 

airport and replace an existing 200m 

passenger tunnel. 

The building will contain all departure 

flow from the airport within a simple 

screening area, accommodating 

passengers from terminals A and B. This 

will provide additional space within which 

to increase the retail offer around a world 

class environment. The existing baggage 

reclaim hall will also be extended within 

the new building. 

The winning solution is an articulated 

buliding with a north-light orientated roof 

and a glass façade, solar protected with 

transparent perforated metal screens. 

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Bridging the gap between structural 

efficiency and an elegant and expressive 

finish, the double-height building 

encourages passengers to dwell while 

the interior design provides a seamless 

connection between the two existing 

buildings. Strategically planned routes 

and spaces are designed to lead the 

passengers through the buildings and 

enhance their experience with the use of 

pleasing and dynamic shapes. 

The Connector will procure an additional 

30,000m2 and has an estimated cost 

of €45 million. Completion is expected 

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St Rambert d’Albon, France 

Aire de Saint Rambert is a part of Vinci 

Autoroutes strategy to change the image 

of the highway. This ambitious High 

Environmental Quality labeled project 

aims to create a new ambiance and set 

new standards in terms of service and 

architectural image. 

The building sits on the shore of a small 

lake offering pleasant views from the 

terraces and hosts restaurants, shops and 

services. The traversing and transparent 

building is covered by a green roof for a 

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dubai internatiOnal airPOrt c3 

Dubai, UAE 

Chapman Taylor were appointed by a 

consortium of DAR Group and AdDPi 

to undertake the masterplanning of 

the departures floor of the new airside 

concourse at Dubai International Airport. 

Our role involved the development of an 

integrated commercial and operational 

solution, together with the interior design 

of the public concourse environment. 

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aire de verdun 

Verdun, France 

Aire de Verdun is a service station 

with a location strongly marked by the 

Sommedieu Forest which represents 

an ideal set-up for a restful break. 

The trapeze building hosts three 

restaurants, a shop and service area 

under a wood structure and is generously 

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Alghero, Italy 

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A refurbishment to improve the internal 

spaces and retail areas of the Riviera 

del Corallo Airport. The design involves 

both the departure and arrival areas of 

the airport and is intended to enhance the 

passenger experience. 

heathrOW airPOrt t2a luxury retail 

London, UK 

This design of a retail area at Heathrow 

T2A allows the provision of luxury retail 

units along with a high end flagship unit. 

Developed from scheme design through 

to the production design drawings, 

the luxury retail area houses a curved 

frameless glazed flagship retail unit 

encircled by a fully illuminated stretch 

ceiling to the circulation space, leading 

directly on to the remaining retail units. 

The transparency and light encapsulated 

in this aspirational design allows the 

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Our practice has many years’ experience in the design 

of marina and waterside developments around the 

world ranging from using water as an element in major 

mixed-use masterplans to the design of small marina 

buildings. Our experience in working with specialists 

ensures that the optimal facilities are included for 

the mooring and maintenance of boats, allowing 

us to create the ideal waterside experience. 

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serenity Marina 

Hainan, China 

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Serenity Marina, also known as Sanya 

Marina, is the first world-class marina 

on Hainan Island and is unique in China. 

Situated on the southern peninsula of 

the city of Sanya, known to be the best 

holiday resort in China with a climate akin 

to the Mediterranean, the development 

covers an area of 70,000m 2 with 1,120m 

of breakwaters. It comprises a mix of 

residential, office, retail and hospitality 

outlets, together with the marina 

requirements of a club house, sailing 

school and 350 fully serviced yacht 

moorings, including superyacht berths. 

Working with the client from early 

conceptual design stage we were the 

lead architects for the project delivering 

the masterplan, architectural design and 

landscape development. To ensure that 

the marina was designed to the highest 

standards work was carried out alongside 

Camper & Nicholsons Marinas, one of 

the world’s oldest and most prestigious 

yachting names, who provided expert 

advice and consulting skills enabling the 

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finished development to reflect the needs 

of a world leading marina. 

Opened in early 2012, the marina was the 

only Asian stopover host-port in the 2012 

Volvo Ocean Racing Series. 

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gelendzhik Mixed use 

Gelendzhik, Russia 

A large development combining 

residential and hospitality facilities 

situated in Gelendzhik, a resort town on 

the Black Sea. 

The development is intended to be 

architecturally exciting while highlighting 

and enhancing the city’s landscape with 

its prominent waterfront. The concept 

is based on an extensive network of 

public areas with the main residential 

components arranged around a central 

park area. 

The beautiful coastline is accessible by 

a series of landscape boardwalks which 

give access to a large marina, beaches 

and public amenities. 

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alaraar tOuristic beach tOWn 

Misurata, Libya 

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A mixed-use, up-market development 

which blends leisure, hospitality, sports, 

education, workplace and residential to 

create a stylish destination for relaxation, 

enjoyment, business, shopping and living. 

The new resort is situated on a superb 

beach site facing the Gulf of Sirte. The 

masterplan covers a site of 3,182,000m² 

with 1,262,000m² of built area. 

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shenzhen internatiOnal Marina 

Shenzhen, China 

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This project aims to create an urban 

public yacht marina complex containing 

berths for a range of yacht sizes. It will 

also be a place for entertainment and 

become an integral part of the coastal 

planning of Shenzhen. 

On completion it will contain 585 yacht 

berths, yacht service facilities plus many 

retail, leisure, food and beverage areas.

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We are highly experienced both as contractor’s architects, 

working as part of the delivery team and as the developer’s 

architect, taking a design to the employer’s requirement 

stage and then maintaining a design overview role. The 

knowledge of how both camps work means that we are 

able to understand the design and build process in great 

depth and deliver high quality work cost-effectively. 

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a PrOven track recOrd in the successful delivery 

Of cOMPlex cOnstructiOn PrOJects 

Our international team has developed a 

broad knowledge and expertise in the 

design and delivery of quality architecture 

and has the capability to resource major 

projects around the world. We have 

particular expertise in the well-structured 

management of detailed design and 

implementation of construction projects 

with completed projects varying in scale 

and complexity. 

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Trinity, Leeds, UK 

We can perform as Client’s Architect or 

Contractor’s Architect, either supporting a 

second-stage tender process, working as 

Contract Administrator under a traditional 

form of contract, or undertaking any of the 

work stages from inception to completion 

under a Design & Build contract. We have 

experience of delivering many schemes 

designed by other leading architects and 

fully understand the benefits derived from 

collaborative working. 

Galeria victoria, Wałbrzych, Poland 

Regardless of the form of contract, 

Chapman Taylor embraces and takes 

ownership of the Lead Consultant role 

within the Design Team, managing 

detailed design development and the 

ultimate delivery of timely, good-quality, 

well-coordinated information. 

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MediaCityUK, Manchester, UK L’esplanade, Louvain-La-Neuve, belgium 

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We incorporate flexibility within our team 

to respond to changes in programme, 

specific project pressures or client scope 

changes without jeopardising the flow 

of construction information and work 

package coordination. 

“We have particular expertise in the 

well-structured management of the 

construction stages of projects. 

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As creative and sustainability-conscious designers, 

we have an underlying objective to maximise the 

potential of any scheme, while striving to minimise its 

environmental impact. We have established strong 

and successful working relationships with some of the 

best international environmental consultants, leading 

to the achievement of BREEAM, LEED and other 

energy performance codes on many of our projects. 

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a sustainable aPPrOach tO architecture 

We take a reasoned and creative 

approach towards sustainable design, 

consistently achieving the highest 

standards by understanding what makes 

a difference. Our underlying objective is 

to efficiently maximise the potential of 

any scheme, while striving to minimise its 

impact on the environment. 

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As a company we pride ourselves on 

being sustainability-conscious designers 

and drawing on a variety of sustainability 

measures wherever we can, and wherever 

it meets our client’s requirements. In 

2004 we formed a dedicated in-house 

Sustainability Group tasked with building 

awareness and knowledge of effective 

and affordable sustainable design as well 

as promoting innovative and practical 

methods of construction. We have also 

established strong and successful working 

relationships with some of the best 

international environmental consultants. 

“MediaCityUK is the first 

scheme in the world to 

become a BREEAM approved 

‘Sustainable Community’. 

“On completion of a BREEAM 

assessment Forum Sintra received 

a BREEAM ‘Good’ rating making it 

the first ever retail development in 

Portugal to achieve such certification. 

Our knowledge and understanding of 

sustainability has led to the achievement 

of very successful BREEAM, LEED and 

other energy performance codes on many 

of our projects. 

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chaPMan taylOr 

directOrs and assOciates 

bucharest 

Manchester 

Paris 

Paul Truman 

Tim Partington 

James Atha Mike Kirby 

dÜsseldOrf 

Mike Dunkley 

lOndOn 

Chris Lanksbury 

Anthony Willats Igor Bergmann 

Jens Siegfried Ruprecht Melder 

Nicholas Guillot Daniela Lauret 

Jon Hale Peter Wojtusiak 

Adrian Griffiths 

Tim Carran 

Michael Cottam 

Tom Klingholz 

Robin Pinfield David Skidmore Jonathan Fishlock Andrew Carroll Mike Grace Paul Graham 

Prague 

Jeannette Veldkamp 

kiev 

shanghai 

Olga Sokol 

Hua Lei 

Roger Wilson 

Joanna Stott 

Madrid 

Milan 

Hilary Clayton-Mitchell John Harding Julian Cheek 

Gianfranco Lizzul 

bangkOk 

bristOl 

John Hitchman Michelle Barkley Ian Clarke 

Jon Grant Nick Thursby Jonathan Bethel 

Xavier Grau 

Elbio Gomez Mikel Barriola Jan Dijkema Martin Fernandez Meijide 

Carlo Bassi José Carlos Díez Arancha Garcia 

Peter Mackey Andy Hudson Jason Lei 

MOscOW 

Alessandro Stroligo Ramchandra Khatiwada 

Sapna Kumar 

WarsaW 

Aleksandra Zentile-Miller 

neW delhi 

brussels 

Leszek Tomaszewski Mira Golińska Witold Nowakowski

clients 

A selection of our clients: 

1849 plc 

A.N.D. Corporation 

Aareal Asset Management 

Aberdeen Property Investors 

ABN AMRO 

Accent Real Estate 

ACP Level 

Acteeum Group 

Actif Invest 

Adrita Development 

Addoha/Prestigia 

Aedes 

Aena 

Aerium Finance Ltd 

Aéroports de Paris 

AGP Group 

Agrokor 

AIB PPM 

AIG Lincoln Germany GmbH 

AIP Consulting Düsseldorf GmbH 

Airport Authority Hong Kong 

Akkök 

Akmerkez 

Al Ahly Real Estate 

Alfa Development 

Al-Futtaim Group 

Alterco 

AM Development 

AM2 

Amstar Europe 

ANA Aeroporto, Portugal 

APSYS 

Arcona Ibérica 

Arenal 2000 

Arrendel 

Ashdown Capital Group 

Atisreal 

Atrium European Real Estate 

Atrium European Management N.V. 

Auchan/Immochan 

Audley Developments 

Aurora Developments 

Autogrill 

Auchan/Immochan 

Avantis 

BAA 

Bainbridge 

Balsa Grundstücksverwaltung S.a.r.l & Co. 

Vermietungs KG 

Baltic Red Management UAB 

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Baltic Shopping Centers AB 

Baltvesta 

Bank Austria Real Invest 

BAM Vastgoed 

Bancaja 

Baneasa Developments 

Baneasa Investments 

Bayerische Immobilien AG 

Bayerische Landesbank 

Belaya Dacha 

Bellwater 

Bestech Group 

BNK Engineering 

Bouwfonds Vastgoedontwikkeling 

Bovis Lend Lease 

Brighton Health Care NHS Trust 

Bristol & West 

British Council 

British Land 

Briz Construction Company 

Brookfield Developments 

Brune Consulting 

BR Projektentwicklung KG 

BVR Groep 

Caelum Development 

Carl Knauber Holding GmbH 

Canary Wharf Ltd 

Capital City Development 

Capital Partners 

Capital Shopping Centres 

Caraglio 

Carrefour 

Carrefour Property 

Castle City Estate 

Catalyst Capital 

Cenor Asset Management 

Centros 

CGI Maroc 

Chamartín Ocio y Deportes 

Changkong 

Changning Property Development 

Charlemagne Capital (UK) Ltd 

Chayton Capital 

Chelsea Village plc 

CIB-CIW 

CITIC Group 

Citrus 

Citygrove 

Clasicor 

Colony Asset Management GmbH 

Coffee Heaven 

Coimpex 

Colliers 

Comet Estates 

Commerzbank Immobilien GmbH 

Concepta Projektentwicklung GmbH 

Condotte Immobiliare 

Connex Rail 

Coop Italia 

Coopsette 

Cório 

Crawley Primary Care Trust 

Crestyl Management 

Credit Suisse, Frankfurt 

CTP Developments ltd 

Cushman & Wakefield Stiles & Riabokobylko 

Dawnay Day 

Delancey Estates 

Delta Development 

Delek/BP 

DEOL Partners 

Desarrollo de Suelo Terciario 

Deutsche Post AG Bau & Immobiliencenter 

Development Partner AG 

DG Immobilien Management GmbH 

DLF Group 

Donson Development 

Donstroy Development 

Doric Properties 

Dorinda Holding 

DTZ 

Dundee Investments 

DuProCom 

Duruhan 

Dynamic Continental 

Echo Investment 

ECM Real Estate Investments 

Edge Hill College 

Eiffage Immobilier 

Elior 

Elete Ingatlanberuházó Kft 

EMCT 

EMG mbH 

Emporion 

Equest Investments 

Equilis 

Eroski 

Essen GmbH 

Esso 

Estnische HafenCity AS, Tallinn 

Ethel Austin Properties 

Euro Mediterranee Consulting 

Euromost 

Europa Capital 

Fashion House 

FI.MA 

Fidei 

Flora Delta 

Fondara Immobilien AG 

Forent LLC 

Fort Group 

Fortis 

Forum City Mülheim S.a.r.l Co. Property KG 

Frey 

Fribourg Development 

Futureal Group 

Garanti Koza 

GE Capital 

Gemini Continental 

General de Galerías Comerciales 

German Development Group GmbH & Co. KG 

Gesfesa 

Ghelamco Group 

Gillion 

GMP 

Godliman & Watson 

GPS Costruzioni e Finanza 

Grandes Áreas Comerciales 

Grosvenor 

Groveworld 

Grupo Bogaris 

Grupo García Arrabal 

Grupo Lar 

Grupo Mall 

Grupo Martí 

Grupo Nueva Esfera 

Gruppo Leonardo Caltagirone 

Gruppo PAM 

Gruppo Zunino – Risanamento 

GTC Bulgaria 

Hala Stulecia 

Hammerson 

Helical 

Henderson Global Investors 

Heron City 

Hidroconst 

HIH Hamburgische Immobilien Handlung 

GmbH 

Hochtief Projektentwicklung GmbH 

Hogalia Panamá 

Horsham & Chanctonbury Primary Care Trust 

Howard Holding 

Hull City 

IC Port 

Immofina Holding GmbH 

Immofinanz 

Indiabulls Real Estate 

Indogo 

ING Real Estate 

Inmobiliaria Dualca 

Inteks 

Inter IKEA 

Inverco 

Invest4SEE 

IREA 

ISG 

IT International Theatres 

Jarvis Projects 

JLLC Golf Club 

J.P. Morgan 

Johan Matser Projectontwikkeling 

John Martin 

Jost Hurler Beteiligungs – und 

Verwaltungsgesellschaft Gmbh & Co. KG 

K Raheja Corp 

KSP 

Kashirski Dvor – Severyanin 

Kashtan Development 

Keen Property Partners 

Keyinvest 

KlépierreKnight Frank 

Kölner Verkehrsbetriebe AG 

laing o’rourke 

Land Securities 

Lef im – Gruppo Basso 

LEG Standort – und Projektentwicklung 

Legal & General Investment Management 

Legion Development 

Lifestyle 

Lighthouse Group 

London & Cambridge Properties 

London & Henley 

London Borough of Havering 

Lordship Real Estate 

Lucentum 

Lublin Felicity Centrum Handlowe Felin 

Sp z.o.o. 

Lusigest 

Madaef 

MAF Misr 

MAN GHH Immobilien 

Manchester Airport Developments 

Manhattan Development SK a.s. 

Manhattan Real Estate LLC 

Marcol Group 

Marine Gardens 

Martín Casillas 

Master Management 

Max Baum Immobilien GmbH 

Mayfield Management s.v.o. 

Mayland 

Melolin LLC 

Mercialys 

Merrill Lynch 

Metalloinvest 

Metrovacesa 

Meunier 

Mfi Grundstück GmbH & Co. Berlin 

Wedding Müllerstraße KG 

Micheletti 

Miller Construction 

MJ Gleeson 

Mobilart 

Morgan Stanley 

Möller Eaton Holding GmbH 

Morley 

MPC Properties 

Multi Development Corporation 

Muñoz + Albin 

Muse Developments 

Národní ceské Investice 

Nea Makri SA 

NEC Deutschland 

NIMA Property Development 

Noble Gibbons 

NordWestZentrum Verwaltungsgesellschaft 

mbH 

Nozar 

NT Grundbesitz GmbH & Co. KG 

Omilos Group 

Omnix International 

Orco Property Group 

P&O Developments 

Paladin Property Development 

Park Lane Estates 

Pasa Insaat 

Pau Soler Arquitectos 

Peel Holdings 

PHI Development B.V. 

Pinnacle Real Estate Innovations 

Pirelli RE 

Play Golf y Gestión 

Plaza Centers Group 

Portland Trust 

Pradera 

Prau Inmobiliaria 

Presidential D S.a.r.l. 

Prombati 

Primavera Development 

Prime Commercial Properties 

PrivatLand 

PRUPIM 

Quinlan Private 

Raiffeisen Evolution Project Development 

GmbH 

Raw Resources 

Rayet 

Realgrund AG 

Real-ity GmbH 

Realia España 

Redevco 

REDI capital 

Regiony 

Reinhold 

RIAG Ruhrkohle Immobilien AG 

Riofi sa 

Riviera Holding 

Rodamco Europe 

Rosco GmbH 

RosEuro Development 

Royal Bank of Scotland 

RWF Real Wert 

Grundstücksvermietungsgesellschaft mbH 

Ruiz y Paredes Urb Comercial 

SAF 

Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust 

Savant 

Savills 

Saverus UAB 

SCC 

Schroder Property Investment Management 

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