Centre commercial Domus

Domus is a French shopping centre located in Rosny-sous-Bois, in the Seine-Saint-Denis department of the Île-de-France region. It is devoted exclusively to home equipment, furnishing and decoration, and is managed by Accessite, a company specialising in commercial real estate. The centre opened in March 2006 and was designed by the Lyon-based architects Jean-Paul Myard and Pierre-Paul Raoult. It sits close to the Rosny 2 shopping centre and is built in the symbolic shape of a boat across three levels, with more than 2,000 free parking spaces. It is described as one of the largest shopping centres in Europe dedicated to home equipment and household goods. At opening, its designers intended it to be a "hyperstore of decoration" and hoped it would attract up to seven million visitors a year, but it drew only about half that number. Several shops closed for lack of sufficient customers, although But opened a store there in 2010 and the centre's overall turnover did not decline; some analyses at the time pointed to problems linked to the centre's dimensions and its geographical and commercial environment. On 31 March 2014 the centre was bought by an investment fund managed by Orion Capital Managers, which entrusted its management and commercialisation to Accessite. Domus then underwent a major modernisation programme that notably brought in new retail brands. The shared aim of the new owner and Accessite was to give the centre a second wind. Restructuring work carried out in 2015 introduced different living spaces, including a children's play area with giant slides and rest areas, and the food court was completely redesigned. New concepts were launched, such as an on-site concierge service opened in September 2015 offering services ranging from storage of personal belongings to connecting customers with approved service providers and providing quotes. The centre also overhauled its communication tools with a new website and active social-media communication. An advertising campaign and a commercial film shown in more than 800 cinemas in Île-de-France in autumn 2015 promoted the site's renewal and its new slogan, "Vivez de l'intérieur" ("Live from the inside"). Domus is accessible via the nearby urban motorway network, the A86 and A3, at the Rosny Centre exit. Since 13 June 2024 it has been served by the extension of Paris Métro line 11 at the Coteaux Beauclair station.

The multi-brand shopping centre Domus opened in March 2006 in Rosny-sous-Bois, in the Seine-Saint-Denis department. It was designed by the Lyon-based architects Jean-Paul Myard and Pierre-Paul Raoult. It is located near the Rosny 2 shopping centre. Domus houses around forty shops devoted to home layout, equipment and decoration. The building has the symbolic shape of a boat across three floors and has more than 2,000 free parking spaces. It is one of the largest shopping centres in Europe dedicated to home equipment and household goods. At its opening, its designers wanted to make it a "hyperstore of decoration" and hoped it would welcome up to seven million visitors a year. However, it attracted only about half that number. Several shops closed, notably for lack of sufficient customers, although But opened a store there in 2010 and the centre's overall turnover did not decrease; some analyses at the time mentioned problems linked to the centre's dimensions and its geographical and commercial environment. On 31 March 2014, the centre was bought by an investment fund managed by Orion Capital Managers, which entrusted its management and commercialisation to the company Accessite. Domus then underwent a major modernisation programme that notably resulted in the arrival of new retail brands. The shared intention of the new owner and Accessite was to give the centre a second wind. Restructuring work was carried out in 2015 to offer different living spaces, including a play area with giant slides for children and rest areas. The food court was completely redesigned. New concepts were launched, such as the opening of an on-site concierge service in September 2015 offering services ranging from the storage of personal belongings to connecting customers with approved service providers and providing quotes. The centre also revised its communication tools with a new website and active communication on social networks. An advertising campaign and a commercial film broadcast in more than 800 cinemas in Île-de-France in autumn 2015 were launched to promote the site's renewal and to communicate the centre's new slogan, "Vivez de l'intérieur". Access to Domus can be made via the urban motorway network passing nearby: the A86 and A3, Rosny Centre exit. Since 13 June 2024, the centre has been served by the extension of line 11 of the Paris Métro at the Coteaux Beauclair station.

• 2024

  From 13 June, the centre is served by the extension of Paris Métro line 11 at Coteaux Beauclair station.

• 2015

  Restructuring work is carried out; an on-site concierge service opens in September; a new website, social-media communication, advertising campaign and cinema film promote the renewal and the new slogan "Vivez de l'intérieur".

• 2014

  On 31 March, the centre is bought by an investment fund managed by Orion Capital Managers, which entrusts management and commercialisation to Accessite.

• 2010

  But opens a store in the centre.

• 2006

  Domus shopping centre opens in March in Rosny-sous-Bois.

One of the largest shopping centres in Europe dedicated to home equipment and household goods, positioned as a destination for home furnishing, equipment and decoration.

• Shopping centre dedicated to home equipment, furnishing and decoration

• Around forty shops

• Food court

• Children's play area with giant slides

• On-site concierge service

1. 1Centre commercial Domuswikidata.org
2. 2Domus (centre commercial)fr.wikipedia.org