Terrace renovations nearly complete at La Marina Shopping Centre in Finestrat, Alicante
Renovation work is approaching completion on the first of two new terraces at La Marina Shopping Centre in Finestrat, Alicante, with the adjacent premises soon to be handed over.
The phased project creates new leisure units on a 3,400m2 roof terrace as well as a 3,100m2 F&B and entertainment terrace, the latter of which is now completing. The transformed terrace spaces will be followed by the renovation of the centre’s façades, with work on those expected to begin soon.
Chapman Taylor, working with Resolute Asset Management and Why Media were appointed to comprehensively remodel La Marina Shopping Centre for its 20th anniversary year.
The area's largest shopping centre, La Marina requires modernisation to equip it for a rapidly changing retail and leisure marketplace. The redesign creates a new kind of retail and leisure experience for people of all ages, opening up the centre’s terraces to create a relaxing leisure space with beautiful views to the Mediterranean Sea.
The rejuvenated shopping centre include a mix of leisure, restaurants, cafés, bars, entertainment and a curated market space for seasonal local produce, delivering a family day-out destination for the residents of Alicante and beyond.
Why Media, the centre’s Marketing and Communication Agency, has rebranded the centre and is overseeing internal modernisation, including the provision of free high-powered WiFi and interactive digital store directories. Why Media is recognised as one of the world's leading agencies in the enhancement of retail space.
Rowen Squibb from Why Media comments: "Chapman Taylor has created an incredible set of changes and updates for La Marina Shopping Centre and the feedback from all parties has been fantastic; everyone is grateful for the works that have been completed and the role it plays in improving the retail and leisure offer for both Finestrat and Benidorm. The improved La Marina Shopping Centre will create many jobs and opportunities over the next 10 years."