The shopping complex’s location adjacent to Legoland Theme Park Malaysia is an added advantage to serve local and foreign visitors. The project draws inspiration from globally-successful theme park and lifestyle retail centres (from Los Angeles, USA) such as Americana, The Grove and Universal Citywalk.
Well placed: Millennium Development International Malaysia country manager Richard Polkinghorne showing the model of the Medini development at Nusajaya in Iskandar Malaysia.
“It offers the new standard in theme park-linked mixed-use development, offering food, shopping, entertainment and lifestyle experiences,’’ said UEM Land Holdings Bhd managing director and chief executive officer Datuk Wan Abdullah Wan Ibrahim.
He said the phase one colonnade-style retail in a classy yet lively and festive environment which encouraged interaction between the internal and external, as a departure from the conventional box shopping mall.
Wan Ibrahim said shoppers would be delighted with the retail variety from F&B, snacks, deserts and confectionery, fashion, gifts and souvenirs shops. “We are excited to see the soft opening of phase one of the mall which is approximately 10% of the overall two million sq ft of gross floor area,’’ he added.
-thestar online.
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