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shopping+luleå Latitude and Longitude:

65°35′06″N 22°09′19″E / 65.5850°N 22.1553°E / 65.5850; 22.1553
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Shopping
Location Luleå, Sweden
Coordinates 65°35′06″N 22°09′19″E / 65.5850°N 22.1553°E / 65.5850; 22.1553
AddressStorgatan 51, Luleå
Opening date27 October 1955
OwnerNorrporten
Architect Ralph Erskine
Website shoppinglulea.se

Shopping is a shopping mall in downtown Luleå, Sweden. Designed by architect Ralph Erskine, it was the first purpose built indoor shopping centre in the world when it opened in October 1955. [1] Erskine designed it with an intent to let "city life" move indoors during the cold seasons. [2] Since its inauguration, it has seen multiple refurbishments and alterations, but is still used as a shopping mall. [3]

See also

Original interior, 1955.

References

  1. ^ Berge, Lars (29 September 2013). "Är krisen här för världens köpcentrumtätaste stad?" [Is the crisis here for the city with the most shopping centres per capita in the world?]. Svenska Dagbladet (in Swedish). Retrieved 29 November 2020.
  2. ^ "Basic facts - NCSC". NCSC. Retrieved 2017-05-29.
  3. ^ Alm, Helene (24 May 2016). "Shopping - en mytisk galleria" [Shopping – a mythical mall]. Sveriges Radio (in Swedish). Retrieved 29 November 2020.

shopping+luleå Latitude and Longitude:

65°35′06″N 22°09′19″E / 65.5850°N 22.1553°E / 65.5850; 22.1553
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Shopping
Location Luleå, Sweden
Coordinates 65°35′06″N 22°09′19″E / 65.5850°N 22.1553°E / 65.5850; 22.1553
AddressStorgatan 51, Luleå
Opening date27 October 1955
OwnerNorrporten
Architect Ralph Erskine
Website shoppinglulea.se

Shopping is a shopping mall in downtown Luleå, Sweden. Designed by architect Ralph Erskine, it was the first purpose built indoor shopping centre in the world when it opened in October 1955. [1] Erskine designed it with an intent to let "city life" move indoors during the cold seasons. [2] Since its inauguration, it has seen multiple refurbishments and alterations, but is still used as a shopping mall. [3]

See also

Original interior, 1955.

References

  1. ^ Berge, Lars (29 September 2013). "Är krisen här för världens köpcentrumtätaste stad?" [Is the crisis here for the city with the most shopping centres per capita in the world?]. Svenska Dagbladet (in Swedish). Retrieved 29 November 2020.
  2. ^ "Basic facts - NCSC". NCSC. Retrieved 2017-05-29.
  3. ^ Alm, Helene (24 May 2016). "Shopping - en mytisk galleria" [Shopping – a mythical mall]. Sveriges Radio (in Swedish). Retrieved 29 November 2020.

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