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1. L'Ode à la Mer SERA JOUÉE PAR FREY.

Author

PETIT, CATHERINE

Subjects
URBAN growth, SHOPPING centers, SHOPPING center design & construction
Abstract

The article discusses an urban and commercial renovation project in Marseille, France led by the French urban investment company Frey. The project, called Ode à la mer, is a shopping center planned to encompass 50,000 square meters of commercial space, 21,000 square meters of outdoor activities, and 16,000 square meters of athletic recreation space, and has a budget of 200 million euros.

Published
2014

2. Les Terrasses du Port sont dans les starting-blocks.

Author

PETIT, CATHERINE

Subjects
SHOPPING malls, RETAIL industry, HISTORY
Abstract

The article reports that the shopping mall Les Terrasses du Port developed by the property development and investment company Hammerson and located in Marseille, France, will be inaugurated on May 24, 2014. Its architectural firm Saguez & Partners and its architectural design inspired by the city's maritime history are discussed. Also mentioned are some of its stores including Darty and American Vintage and the amount of money Hammerson invested.

Published
2014

3. Diagnostic et prise en charge des anomalies vasculaires

Author

Philandrianos, C., Degardin, N., Casanova, D., Petit, P., Bartoli, J.-M., Bardot, J., and Magalon, G.

Subjects
*BLOOD-vessel tumors, *PATHOLOGY, *DISEASE management, *PLASTIC surgery, *RADIOLOGY, *DERMATOLOGY, *TUMOR treatment
Abstract

Summary: Vascular anomalies are a complex pathological group. They are especially difficult to study because of confusion in the terminology used. The classification developed by the International Society for the Study of Vascular Anomalies (ISSVA) in 1996 allows using a common scientific language. There are two groups of lesions: vascular tumor and vascular malformation. The management of these anomalies is difficult and must involve an interdisciplinary approach including specialists in plastic surgery, radiology, pediatry and dermatology. We propose a simplified approach for the management of these pathologies. This approach is coming from the experience of Marseille (France) multidisciplinary team. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011
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