Samaritaine Sa Mary Dan Stores Will Greet Guests In 2018.

The world's largest luxury group, LVMH Mo, t Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE (MC.PA), MOET & CHANDON, Hennessy, LV group, is now redeveloping the La Samaritaine Sa Mary Dan department store in downtown Paris, which is finally scheduled to open in late 2018.

The area is 70000 square meters.

The sales area of Sa Mary Dan's department store is only 21000 square meters. The building will also include 72 guest rooms, Cheval Blanc luxury hotel, 96 apartments and 72 seats kindergartens.

The rebuilding and opening of Sa Mary Dan La department store has been delayed for a long time, and the department store, which was originally planned to open in the middle of this year, has been delayed due to the global economic slowdown and the sharp cooling of the luxury market. At present, the European tourist market is facing a great recession, so La Samaritaine Samaritaine

The future is not optimistic.

LVMH SE revealed that the re opening of La Samaritaine Sa Mary Dan department store will create 4400 jobs.

La Samaritaine, Sa Mary Dan's department store, which was one step away from Le Louvre Museum, was first established in 1870, and LVMH SE acquired its majority stake in 2000.

According to the restart plan released by La Samaritaine Sa Mary Dan store in October 2012, about 80 thousand square feet of Samaritaine Sa Mary Dan store will set up 28 thousand square feet of retail space, including two medium-sized stores and a department store. Two medium-sized stores are LVMH SE's chain retailer DFS first, the first European duty free shop and Louis Vuitton Louis Weedon brand boutique.

However, DFS's first European team has been pferred to the department store extension.

During this period, DFS was also renamed T Galleria by DFS.

In the middle of 2014, two institutions, including the "Soci e t pour la protection des paysages et de l'esth tique tique" (Chinese Translation: French landscape aesthetics Protection Association), were invited to submit a motion against the project to the Paris administrative court, and the Paris administrative court removed the partial permission to construct the Paris Sa Mary Dan department store, which is located on the side of the Wally street in the halls.

Until 2015, La Samaritaine Sa Mary Dan department store was finally approved by the French Council of state for green light to continue construction.

The reconstruction of La Samaritaine Sa Mary Dan department store was officially launched in mid 2013. It was responsible for the construction of the Japanese SANAA SANAA construction company, which was awarded the highest honor of the construction of the Liz prize. The original building was demolished to a certain extent, resulting in the safety and fire hazards that the building was closed in 2005. It will be rebuilt and a super modern glass curtain wall will be built.

But this modern glass curtain wall is considered by historical architects to be out of tune with the architectural style of Paris as a whole during the Osman era.