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Company Name | ANA Design Studio Pvt. Ltd. |
Address | 321 & 322 US Complex, 120, Mathura Rd, Pocket Z Okhla Phase II, Jasola, New Delhi, Delhi 110076 New Delhi India Map It |
Name | Amin Nayyar |
Job Title | CEO |
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Phone | +91-9810033289 |
Role of this organisation in the project being entered | Architecture & Engineering Designers/Consultants |
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Project Name (written how it should appear) | Landmark Retail Boulevard |
Project Address | Landmark, Lagos, Water Corporation Road, Eti-Osa II, Victoria Island 101222, Lagos, Nigeria Lagos Nigeria Map It |
Client Name | Paul Onwuanibe |
Designer/Architect Name | Amin Nayyar |
Contractor Name | Aslan Contractor |
Project Description | The Landmark Village is a 38,000 sqm mixed-use site along the Atlantic Ocean beachfront in Victoria Island, Lagos set to emulate Rosebank in Johannesburg, the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront in Cape Town and Canary Wharf in London. The site is being developed into an ultramodern business, leisure and lifestyle destination over the next 5 years. It was noted as the most visited leisure destination in Lagos, with an average footfall of up to 55,000 visitors weekly. The first phase of development was high end retail/leisure broad-walk and office spaces. The retail block was designed as a three storey structure consisting of line shops, supermarket and cinema on ground and first floor and open plan office space/ training centre on second floor. The linear strip retail created an envelope along the boulevard and hence giving that space a sense of enclosure and yet open from all fronts. Integration of buildings with public plazas with uninterrupted walkable connectivity was designed to develop an Urban spaces based on “live – work – play”. Pedestrian movement and public nodes were strategically planned leading to destination hub at both ends and Intersection axis connecting the entrance to ocean. Delivering the public realm is one of the most important components of any city or neighborhood. As such, the built form and streetscape treatments provided were an attractive, safe and comfortable pedestrian environment, while maintaining the overall visual cohesiveness of the area. The architectural details in terms of paving patterns, shaded seating, pop-up shops, adequate sidewalk widths, easy accessibility of ramps and other features for comfortable and safe movement spaces for both pedestrians and the disabled. |