Building Design and Architecture

GAU Millennium Mall’s design embraces a modern and innovative architectural approach. The building has an aesthetically striking exterior, which has a layered structure that reflects the different functions inside the building. This exterior, created by combining different materials, creates a striking appearance while also emphasizing durability and sustainability.

Indispensable elements of modern architecture such as glass, metal and natural stones are used on the Mall’s exterior. Glass surfaces allow natural light in at the highest level, saving energy and providing a spacious and bright interior experience. At the same time, these large glass areas reflect the movement and liveliness inside the building to the outside, thus establishing a strong connection with the building’s surroundings.

The geometric shapes used in the building design are particularly striking on the building’s facade. Dynamic lines give the building a modern and contemporary appearance. In addition, these geometric forms separate the different sections of the building from each other, creating a functionally meaningful structure. The entrances to the Mall are designed in a wide and inviting way, allowing visitors to enter the building comfortably.

Interior Design

The interior of the Millennium Mall has been designed with a functional and aesthetic approach. The interior design of the shopping mall has been designed to ensure the comfort of visitors and a pleasant shopping experience. Wide corridors, high ceilings and a spacious atmosphere facilitate the use of the space. In addition, the natural materials and neutral color palette used in the interior create a calming atmosphere.

In the interior design of the Mall, attention has been paid to the maximum use of natural light. The large glass openings in the ceiling and atrium areas allow plenty of light to enter the interior, which offers a spacious environment to shoppers. At the same time, these areas establish a visual connection between the different floors of the shopping mall, allowing the space to be perceived as larger and more open.