St. James Centre
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The St. James Centre is a shopping centre located in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was designed by Ian Burke & Martin in 1964.
Due to its brutalist architecture, it is one of Edinburgh's most unloved buildings.
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[edit] List of Stores
- Accessorize
- AMT Coffee
- Bank Fashion
- Bank of Scotland
- Barrhead Travel
- Bay Trading Company
- Boots the Chemist
- Carphone Warehouse
- Claire's
- Clinton Cards
- Costa Coffee
- Dollond & Aitchison
- Dolcis
- Dorothy Perkins
- Early Learning Centre
- EasyInternetcafé
- Ernest Jones
- Food on 1
- Game
- Greggs
- H. Samuel
- Hawkin's Bazaar
- Heart of Midlothian FC Shop
- Herbs & Acupuncture
- HMV
- Internacionale
- JD Sports
- John Lewis
- Madhouse
- Mccolls
- Migun UK
- Millies Cookies
- Next
- O2
- Optical Express
- Orange
- Phones 4U
- Photo Me
- Post Office
- Poundland
- Quiz
- Republic
- River Island
- Scottish Hydro Electric
- Sky Retail
- Sports World
- Stationery Box
- Supercuts
- Superdrug
- The Perfume Shop
- The Works
- Thistle Hotel
- Thorntons
- Timpsons
- Top Shop
- Vision Express
- Warren James
- Zumo Juice Bar
[edit] Development
A £850m redevelopment of the St. James Centre has been proposed by its owners, Henderson Global Investors. This would involve the construction of new shops, a public sqaure area, two hotels and new apartments. The existing 1973 building would be completely demolished to make way for a three-storey, glass-roofed crescent-shaped building. It is anticipated the redevelopment would be completed by 2015.[1]
[edit] References
- ^ £850m revamp for 'eyesore' mall. BBC News (2008-01-23).
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