Uzbekistan

From construction materials to renovation services: What does the Pavilion shopping and construction complex in Tashkent offer?

The construction market in Uzbekistan is rapidly changing. Modern shopping complexes are replacing the chaotic shopping rows in open markets, where searching for the necessary fasteners, construction mixtures, or finishing materials would take hours. The Pavilion shopping and construction complex, located near Ekobozor in the Mirzo Ulugbek district of the capital, is also one of the projects in this direction.

From construction materials to renovation services: What does the Pavilion shopping and construction complex in Tashkent offer?

With a total area of 39,000 square meters and a territory of 4.6 hectares, this complex is designed to bring together necessary products and services for construction, renovation, and interior design in one place. In the architectural and functional concept of the center, convenience, speed, and accessibility of products for customers are envisioned as key factors.

In the Pavilion shopping and construction complex, several services related to the purchase of construction materials are concentrated in one area:

Specialized stores offer products ranging from dry construction mixes, rebar, bricks, and drywall to sanitary ware, lighting equipment, paint materials, flooring, and decor elements.

Warehouses on the territory of the complex allow for the dispatch of purchased products on the very day the transaction is concluded. This serves to reduce the waiting time for delivery.

Renovation crews, delivery services, and other service providers operate on the territory of the complex. They help organize renovation work using the purchased products.

For visitors, there is a single-level parking lot designed for 800 cars. For commercial partners and cargo transport, separate access roads and unloading areas are allocated.

Indoor galleries across three floors, a navigation system, climate control, and natural lighting are provided. This allows for movement between stores under various weather conditions.

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