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30 de may. de 2018 · Project | Leonie Matthews. 30 May 2018. This new market hall, designed by ACME, Landini Associates and The Buchan Group, is a theatrical and meticulously crafted insertion in the Robina Town Centre redevelopment and a crucial contribution to an enriched urban space. 1/5. View gallery.
Robina Town Centre is the second largest shopping destination in the Gold Coast, home to major anchors David Jones, Myer, Big W, Target, Kmart, Coles, two Woolworths, Zara and since recent expansions, over 400 specialty retailers and a bustling urban marketplace, known as ‘The Kitchens’.
The expansion of Robina seeks to turn it from an inward looking shopping centre into an open and urban town centre. The creation of a new market aims to work with local artisans to shape a new destination that combines fresh food shopping, cooking, tasting, learning and eating.
4 de nov. de 2016 · The opening is a major strike back in the retail stakes for Robina Town Centre against major rival Pacific Fair in Broadbeach, which unveiled its $670 million redevelopment in August.
The Kitchens is an old school food market reinvented for today's increasingly virtual world. A place for producers and consumers to meet. Our scope of work included: Strategy, Naming, Identity, Tone Of Voice, Copywriting, Master Planning, Interior Design, all Graphic Communication, Wayfinding, Placemaking, Packaging, Uniforms, Brand Guidelines ...
8 de may. de 2017 · Robina Town Centre’s newest development, The Kitchens, has opened, unveiling a $160 million marketplace comprising fresh food retailers, cafes, bars and restaurants. Daniel West, curator of The Kitchens, said the launch of The Kitchens is a momentous occasion for Robina Town Centre as it celebrates its 20th anniversary.
30 new restaurants, food retailers, cafes and bars have opened, with plenty more still to come, cementing Robina’s status as a dining destination. The architecture of The Kitchens is spectacular, featuring a wave shaped ceiling, lovingly crafted with individual strips of curved timber.
