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Smith Haven Mall Renovation and Expansion Copy
Location
313 Smith Haven Mall
Lake Grove, NY
By the numbers
Retail, All Projects
147,000 SF mall arcade & food court renovation and new 90,000 SF retail & restaurants
2007
Collaborators
Simon Property group - Owner/Landlord
CM&B - Construction Manager
McNamara Salvia - Structural Engineer
Wick, Fisher, White Engineers - MEP/FP Engineers
Nelson & Pope - Civil Engineers
Architect - Arrowstreet, Inc.
*Work performed by VIVO partner Michael Manship while at Arrowstreet, Inc.
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The design team worked to develop Simons' vision to refresh and modernize the aging mall originally constructed in 1969. That vision included not only renovation of approximately 147,000 square feet of the existing mall concourse, food court and exterior entry pavillions but also the addition of a new ground up 90,000 square foot Lifestyle Center in the footprint of a former department store. The Lifestyle Center included small shop retail and restaurants in four separate buildings grouped around an open-air courtyard.
Smith Haven Mall Renovation and Expansion Copy
147,000 SF mall arcade & food court renovation and new 90,000 SF retail & restaurants
Collaborators
313 Smith Haven Mall
Lake Grove, NY
2007
Simon Property group - Owner/Landlord
CM&B - Construction Manager
McNamara Salvia - Structural Engineer
Wick, Fisher, White Engineers - MEP/FP Engineers
Nelson & Pope - Civil Engineers
Architect - Arrowstreet, Inc.
*Work performed by VIVO partner Michael Manship while at Arrowstreet, Inc.
The design team worked to develop Simons' vision to refresh and modernize the aging mall originally constructed in 1969. That vision included not only renovation of approximately 147,000 square feet of the existing mall concourse, food court and exterior entry pavillions but also the addition of a new ground up 90,000 square foot Lifestyle Center in the footprint of a former department store. The Lifestyle Center included small shop retail and restaurants in four separate buildings grouped around an open-air courtyard.
The design team worked to develop Simons' vision to refresh and modernize the aging mall originally constructed in 1969. That vision included not only renovation of approximately 147,000 square feet of the existing mall concourse, food court and exterior entry pavillions but also the addition of a new ground up 90,000 square foot Lifestyle Center in the footprint of a former department store. The Lifestyle Center included small shop retail and restaurants in four separate buildings grouped around an open-air courtyard.