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Andares, an urban mixed-use project, is built on a surface of 33.35 acres located in Guadalajara’s greatest-modern residential, commercial and business area. Sordo Madaleno’s vision is to give Andares a design based on the contemporary Mexican architecture, a constant evolution of Mexico. |
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Andares is composed by five real estate components: the shopping center, 9 apartment buildings, two business towers and one mixed-use tower. |
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== Design == |
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The shopping center overall design concept is based on something very simple: making the shopping process not only an event, but a whole experience, which is accomplished by a natural and vibrant atmosphere, with leisure and cultural areas, all within an elegant open air environment. Andares’s design is not only esthetics, but a whole sustainable project. |
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[[File:Andares.jpg|thumb|right|Centro Comercial Andares]] |
[[File:Andares.jpg|thumb|right|Centro Comercial Andares]] |
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'''Andares''' is a shopping mall located in [[Zapopan]], [[Mexico]] in the [[Guadalajara]] metropolitan area. This outdoor and indoor shopping center is set in [[Puerta de Hierro (Mexico)|Puerta de Hierro]]. It was opened on November 19, 2008. |
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== Layout == |
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The shopping center is developed horizontally on the property, with three well identified accesses from the Paseo Andares. The layout invites the customer to the anchor stores, food court area and the wonderful landscaping located throughout the common area of the shopping center. |
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On the walkways of the ground floor you can find the 9,500 sq. ft. golf green that has 9 putting holes. Adjacent, you will discover an outdoor amphiteater which holds up to 400 seats and is witness to many great concerts and events that include: piano, jazz, tango, violin and classical music concerts. North of the forum, there is an outdoor fireplace and a children’s area, featuring a marvelous pop-up fountain. |
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The 530 million dollar complex features residencies designed by Mexican architect [[Juan Sordo Madaleno]], a [[Ritz-Carlton]] hotel, and a shopping center complex including department stores such as [[Liverpool|Liverpool (store)]] and [[El Palacio de Hierro]]. |
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The first level has a peripheral route and pedestrian bridges providing the visitor easy access to the various areas of the mall, thus creating an even flow of traffic troughout the complex. This design results in greater functionality for the visitor and the tenants. |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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[http://www.andares.com/ Andares] |
[http://www.andares.com/andaresv1/inicio.html Andares Luxury] |
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Andares is a shopping mall located in Zapopan, Mexico in the Guadalajara metropolitan area. This outdoor and indoor shopping center is set in Puerta de Hierro. It was opened on November 19, 2008.
The 530 million dollar complex features residencies designed by Mexican architect Juan Sordo Madaleno, a Ritz-Carlton hotel, and a shopping center complex including department stores such as Liverpool (store) and El Palacio de Hierro.