mall design and construction india

The region’s leading event for building world class, sustainable and iconic malls

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MALL & CONSTRUCTION INDIA

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International summit: 13 – 14 December 2010 Radisson, New Delhi, India

• Developing world class malls through innovative designs and technologies

• Discussing government policies and the reforms required to ensure success for the burgeoning Indian malls industry

• Understanding and exploring regional standards and regulations and how they impact design

• Analysing current trends and forecasting future trends regarding projects in the region, highlighting key business opportunities in India

• Examining the key components of developing, designing and engineering sustainable malls

• Designing and building green, low maintenance and energy efficient malls to reduce operational cost

• Considering retailers’ needs and customer experience during the planning, design and construction of malls

Key topics include:

Sunil Biyani, Director, Future Group

Pranay Sinha, Managing Director, Star Centres

James Law, Chairman, James Law Cybertecture

Roshan Gurung, Regional Director, Benoy

Christopher Laack, Design Director, Burt Hill Design

Vishal Mahajan, Director, Dubai Outlet Mall, SCG

Consultants

Sanjay Sachdeva, President, Advance India Projects

Limited

Steven W. Miller, Regional Director - Middle East, Kohn

Pedersen Fox Associates

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Summit day one: Monday 13 December 2010

08:30 Registration, refreshments and networking

09:00 Chair’s welcome and opening remarks

09:30 Understanding regional standards and regulations and

how they impact the construction of malls

• Discussing various standards in India and comparing their

effectiveness

• Benchmarking Indian standards with international

standards

• Identifying the key areas of risk that need to be addressed


10:15 Assessing the issues faced in delivering world class

retail spaces and developing effective strategies

• Case studies of recent projects where innovative designs

and technologies were used with varying success and the

lessons learnt

• Drafting suggestions to the government on a strategy for

reforms aimed at making organized retail spaces part of

the urban fabric of our cities

• Debating on the trends for the formatting of the malls of

the future

Rajaraja Menon, Director Design, Arcop Associates

11:00 Networking break

11:30 Panel discussion – Evaluating the current social

economic status of the retail industry and its

implications for malls development

• Understanding the Indian customer’s needs and buying

capacity while conceptualising a mall project

• Strategies to ensure return on investments for mall

projects in suburban areas

• Pursuing acceptance of malls from concept through to

construction


Sanjay Sachdeva, President, Advance India Projects

Limited

Deepak Mowar, Vice President Retail and Strategic

Planning, Parsvnath Developers

12:15 Developing iconic malls for a unique shopping

experience

• Developing world class malls through innovative designs

and technologies

• Examining the key components of developing, designing

and engineering sustainable malls

• Considering retailers’ needs and customer experience

during the planning, design and construction of malls

Pulkit Singh, Deputy General Manager - Retail Leasing,

Ansal API

13:00 Networking lunch

An insight into the Indian malls industry

Developing and designing malls to ensure

maximum customer footfall

14:00 Mitigating challenges associated with construction

of malls in urban areas

• Scaling the impact of land scarcity and the high price

of land on projects

• Minimizing disruption to the local infrastructure and

environment

• Developing a project which is socially, geologically,

economically and environmentally feasible

• Designing various parking models while considering

the flow of traffic and location

Deepak Mowar, Vice President Retail and Strategic

Planning, Parsvnath Developers


15:30 Case study: Bergamo luxury mall - Creating an

ambience by utilising innovative thematic concepts,

architecture and interior design layout

• Outlining the key factors involved in the designing of

an iconic mall

• Understanding the requirement of anchor spaces prior

to the design process

• Optimum designing of space to ensure a harmonious

relationship and movement of traffic between different

areas

Mehul Shah, Director, DSP Architects

Rajiv Hanumanthiah, Studio Manager, DSP Architects

16:15 Creating landmark destinations for retailers as well

as consumers

• Developing malls as family destinations or Family

Entertainment Centers (FECs)

• Integrating signages and hoardings into the design

phase of malls to enhance aesthetic value

• Constant reinventing, upgrading and marketing of the

malls to increase footfall

Vishal Mahajan, Director, Dubai Outlet Mall, SCG Consultants

Saurabh Chandra, Director, DDF Consultants

17:00 Panel discussion: Bridging the gap between expectation of developers and retailers

• Basing design on the affordability factor of each

retailer

• Reassessing the trend of projects based on high

rental expectations

• Highlighting various models implemented to

compensate for the high rent

Ghazanfar Ali, Assistant General Manager – Leasing,

Inorbit Malls - K Raheja Corp

Pulkit Singh, Deputy General Manager - Retail Leasing,

Ansal API

Sunil Biyani, Director, Future Group

17:45 Chariman’s remarks and end of day one


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08:45 Registration, coffee and networking

09:00 Chair’s welcome and opening remarks

09:30 Decreasing operational costs by constructing energy

efficient malls

• Discussing the Energy Conservation Building Code

[ECBC] for design and construction

• Energy efficient designs to increase the productivity of the

occupants

• Measuring the reduction in lifecycle cost [construction and

energy costs] during construction

Sachin Bhatt, Director, Edifice

10:15 Examining the key components of designing sustainable

and energy efficient malls

• Choosing the appropriate design to ensure sustainable

construction

• Imbibing the latest trends and technologies in design to

achieve longer service life

• Stressing innovative and energy efficient design to

increase return on investment



11:30 Shifting paradigms in mall design - an intrinsic approach

to sustainable urbanism

• Indianisation of the mall typology – reinventing the

commercial high street

• Re-evaluating the sealed and controlled environment for

reducing energy consumption in malls

• Exploring the synergy between mixed use development

projects – retail, entertainment, commercial, hospitality

and residential

Sanjay Bhardwaj, Director, Morphogenesis

12:15 Achieving best practice for delivering projects within time

frame and budget

• Developing skills and expertise through international

benchmarking

• Creating a strategic business master plan to meet the

pace of the programme

• Formulating effective corrective strategies for complex

issues surrounding project delays

• Setting realistic deadlines and adhering to them

Shivaprasad M, Associate Director, ATKINS

13:00 Networking lunch

Delivering green and sustainable malls in India

14:00 Panel discussion: Effective project management

strategies

• Evaluating project success in terms of time

management and technology

• Benchmarking the importance of client contractor

coordination

• Transforming a client’s request into reality through

careful cost control

Shivaprasad M, Associate Director, ATKINS

Vishal Mahajan, Director, Dubai Outlet Mall, SCG

consultants

14:45 Reviewing regenerative mall design – the next

generation of malls in India

• Benchmarking the global agenda for designing green

and sustainable malls

• Exploring the evolution of the various international

systems and lessons learned

• Developing outstanding design versatility using

advancements in technology



16:00 Implementing novelty in design through multilevel

designing

• Imbibing lessons from international case studies to

design malls beyond one million square feet

• Creating lifestyle destinations that match international

standards in shopping establishment design

• Successful integration of international design

expertise with the Indian market


16:45 Panel discussion: Exploring Indian trends and future developments

• Addressing the most pressing challenges facing

the industry

• Aiming towards constructing green and sustainable

malls

• Shopping malls 2020 - envisioning the future for the

malls industry in India





Steven W. Miller, Regional Director - Middle East, Kohn

Pedersen Fox Associates

17.30 End of summit

Exploring the latest advancements in the malls

construction industry

Exploring Indian trends and future developments


DESIGNSummit day two: Tuesday 14 December 2010

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Why attend Mall Design and Construction India?

The BMI India retail report for the third-quarter of 2010, forecasts

that total retail sales will grow from US$353 billion in 2010 to

US$543.2 billion by 2014. The government is also looking at

reforming its Foreign Direct Investment policies. It is critical to keep

pace with the latest trends and technologies for benchmarking

against international standards in constructing retail spaces.

IQPC presents Mall Design and Construction India, an important

and timely event that probes into the various angles of developing

sustainable, green and iconic malls with maximum customer footfall.

Mall Design and Construction India involves developers, architects,

consultants, solution providers, mall operators and mall experts

engaging in a variety of discussions to probe into the fundamentals

of creating malls to be on a par with international standards.

Who you will network with at Mall Design and

Construction India

This conference will provide a unique opportunity to meet and hear

from senior regional and international mall design and construction

experts, including:

• Developers

• Architects

• Main consultants

• Mall consultants

• Municipalities

• Regulatory bodies

• Material suppliers

• Solution providers

Sponsorship & exhibition opportunities:

Only at Mall Design and Construction India will the highest-level

decision makers attend in one place at one time. They will evaluate

products and services and will look to short-list potential

suppliers.

• Can you afford to miss out on this opportunity?

• Do you have a product or service that our senior decision-

makers and influencers need?

We have a range of business development / marketing and sales

solutions that will be tailored to specifically deliver on your

business objectives. For more details, call +971 4 364 2975 or

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Industry breakdown Job title breakdown

Developers / Mall operators / Mall owners

Government

Architects

Sunil Biyani,

Pranay Sinha,

James Law,

Roshan Gurung,

Steven W. Miller,

Sanjay Sachadev,

Ghazanfar Ali,

Pulkit Singh,

Vishal Mahajan,

Christopher Laack,

Rajaraja Menon,

Deepak Mowar,

Mehul Shah,

Rajiv Hanumanthiah,

Saurabh Chandra,

Sachin Bhatt,

Sanjay Bhardwaj,

Shivaprasad M,

Director, Future Group

Managing Director, Star Centres

Chief Cybertect and Chairman, James Law

Cybertecture

Regional Director, Benoy

Regional Director Middle East, Kohn Pedersen Fox

Associates

President, Advance India Projects Limited

Assistant General Manager – Leasing, Inorbit Malls -

K Raheja Corp

Deputy General Manager - Retail Leasing, Ansal API

Director, Dubai Outlet Mall, SCG Consultants

Design Director, Burt Hill Design

Director Design, Arcop Associates

Vice President Retail and Strategic Planning,

Parsvnath Developers

Director, DSP Architects

Studio Manager, DSP Architects

Director, DDF Consultants

Director, Edifice

Director, Morphogenesis

Associate Director, ATKINS

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International summit: 13 - 14 November 2010

Venue: Radisson, New Delhi, India

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