Chelsfield unveils sinuous mall design

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Property company Chelsfield has employed architect Ian Ritchie to design the White City shopping centre in London, England. This development is expected to be the last out-of-town regional mall scheme in the UK to obtain planning permission. The design involves all parking and service areas being located underground, on three levels. All traffic will circulate on the northern and eastern sides. There will be 4,500 parking spaces, which is quite a small number for an out-of-town development, but Chelsfield believes that at least half the people coming to the shopping centre will arrive by public transport.

Subdividers and developers, not elsewhere classified, Land Subdivision and Land Development, Shopping Center Developers, Retail trade, London, England, Design and construction, Architects, Shopping centers, Ritchie, Ian, Chelsfield

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Kingspark pulls off trio of Midlands shed deals

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Paper distribution concern McNaughton Paper has signed a prelet agreement at 38 pounds sterling per sq mt on a distribution centre at Kingspark Developments' Beveridge Lane development in Leicester, England. The 18,580 sq mt unit will be built by Kingspark. This company has also prefunded a 15,607 sq mt distribution shed at PowerGen's Channel tunnel rail freight development at Hams Hall, Birmingham, England. It has also reached a deal for a 6,614 sq mt development at the same site.

Manufacturing and Industrial Building Construction, Industrial buildings and warehouses, Warehouse Buildings, Industrial construction, Warehouses, Kingspark Developments

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JLW scoops US IT firm contract

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Information technology concern EDS has awarded a contract to Jones Lang Wootton (JLW) under which the latter concern will advise on leasing activities in North and South America. EDS has more than 500 leases in the US and interests in more than 400 properties. It has a particularly large amount of freehold property around the city of Dallas, where it is based. It is one of a number of large US companies which has decided to outsource real estate activities.

Real Estate, Real Estate and Rental and Leasing, Electronic Data Systems Corp., GME, Jones Lang Wootton Realty Advisers

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