SM Megamall Redevelopment Project

SM Megamall's major renovations will tapped the international architectural firm Benoy. That's the same group behind Jewel Changi and ION Orchard in Singapore as well as ICONSIAM in Thailand. For their plans, they took inspiration from the concept of the Philippines as a "country of a thousand islands," which was then interpreted as a "Crystal Islands" aesthetic for the interiors and exteriors of the mall.

They'll have more retail space, an indoor garden, and updated cinemas.

With a tropical oasis as their main influence, you can expect nature-inspired designs with open spaces dotted with greenery, wider halls, and higher ceilings. They take it to the next level—literally—on the fifth floor. It'll have a specific roofing system that allows more natural light to enter the air-conditioned garden they're setting up. It'll also have tables and chairs for cozy coffee nooks.

The redevelopment, of course, isn't just about the look. They're also adding 20,000 square meters of space that can be used for retail stores and restaurants. And in line with that, they'll also be adding over 1,000 additional parking slots to the mall.

the new shopping and dining options, it only makes sense that they're also adding updated cinemas into the mix. They'll have seven cinemas, two Director's Club theaters, and and a large-format cinema that's perfect for special events and exclusive screenings.

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