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'Oakridge Centre' is a mall in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It is located at the intersection of 41st Avenue and Cambie Street. Its focus is on fashion, and has several fine shoe, jewellery, and clothing stores. It hosts a fall fashion show every year. The mall was awarded the ''Georgia Straight'' Stars of Vancouver Readers Choice Award for the best shopping centre for 2005.
Oakridge Centre is a fairly large mall, with approximately 150 stores, from HMV music to ~H2O+. It also contains the city's only Tommy Bahama location, as well as a number of stores usually found in downtown upscale areas, such as Lacoste, Harry Rosen, Coach, and Hugo Boss. There are also two office towers in the mall complex as well as 32 urban condominiums.
Other attractions include a 3-screen Empire Theatres cinema, a children's play area, and a self-playing piano. A central food court is located near one entrance, with approximately 15 food kiosks.
The mall also hosts free space for charitable organisations, allowing approximately thirty such organisations a year to fundraise at the mall.
The Oakridge branch of the Vancouver Public Library is located downstairs from the main mall.
★ The Bay (182,485 sq. ft. / 16,953.4 m²)
★ Zellers (79,679 sq. ft. / 7,402.4 m²)
★ Safeway (50,099 sq. ft. / 4,654.3 m²)
★ Empire Theatres (16,891 sq. ft. / 1,569.2 m²)
The Oakridge-41st Avenue Station on the Canada Line is under construction under the plaza at the southwest corner of 41st and Cambie. In addition, the city is conducting a "master planning" process for the Oakridge Centre area which will potentially increasing retail, residential, commercial, office and community uses on the site.
★ List of shopping malls in Canada
★ Official site
★ Ivanhoe Cambridge
★ Oakridge Policy Planning Program
★ Vancouver Public Library - Oakridge branch
Oakridge Centre
Oakridge Centre's interiors
'Oakridge Centre' is a mall in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It is located at the intersection of 41st Avenue and Cambie Street. Its focus is on fashion, and has several fine shoe, jewellery, and clothing stores. It hosts a fall fashion show every year. The mall was awarded the ''Georgia Straight'' Stars of Vancouver Readers Choice Award for the best shopping centre for 2005.
| Contents |
| Mall Facilities |
| Anchor stores |
| Oakridge-41st Avenue Station |
| See also |
| Sources |
| External link |
Mall Facilities
Oakridge Centre is a fairly large mall, with approximately 150 stores, from HMV music to ~H2O+. It also contains the city's only Tommy Bahama location, as well as a number of stores usually found in downtown upscale areas, such as Lacoste, Harry Rosen, Coach, and Hugo Boss. There are also two office towers in the mall complex as well as 32 urban condominiums.
Other attractions include a 3-screen Empire Theatres cinema, a children's play area, and a self-playing piano. A central food court is located near one entrance, with approximately 15 food kiosks.
The mall also hosts free space for charitable organisations, allowing approximately thirty such organisations a year to fundraise at the mall.
The Oakridge branch of the Vancouver Public Library is located downstairs from the main mall.
Anchor stores
★ The Bay (182,485 sq. ft. / 16,953.4 m²)
★ Zellers (79,679 sq. ft. / 7,402.4 m²)
★ Safeway (50,099 sq. ft. / 4,654.3 m²)
★ Empire Theatres (16,891 sq. ft. / 1,569.2 m²)
Oakridge-41st Avenue Station
The Oakridge-41st Avenue Station on the Canada Line is under construction under the plaza at the southwest corner of 41st and Cambie. In addition, the city is conducting a "master planning" process for the Oakridge Centre area which will potentially increasing retail, residential, commercial, office and community uses on the site.
See also
★ List of shopping malls in Canada
Sources
★ Official site
★ Ivanhoe Cambridge
★ Oakridge Policy Planning Program
External link
★ Vancouver Public Library - Oakridge branch
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