This reimagined shopping destination will offer simple yet dramatic, lightfilled spaces, an indoor-outdoor design to take advantage of the region's spectacular days, and a new connection with this oneofakind local landscape. The result will feel like creative reuse of a reclaimed warehouse or a rediscovered industrial building think "Marin loft" but rethought as a vibrant new shopping environment.
One new problem (or opportunity) for the developer to deal with is the uncertain future of Mervyn's, which filed for bankruptcy protection last month. If Mervyn's were to go, who would we want to replace them?
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