The glass wall and ceiling over the Movie theater level allowed a view of the external part of the old Emporium dome over the man part of the Shopping Center.

A large rotunda laid under the old dome. The wide walking and seating area is arranged according to seasonal needs. Opposite the movie theater are restaurants.

From the topmost area where the move theater was, the view down allowed one to see all the way to the first floor. This arrangement created a very open feeling under bright skylights and windows.

Places to sit and rest were provided on the lower level. In general, this shopping center appeared to have sufficient seating.

This candy stall was typical of the several small vendors scattered across the three main levels.

The old Emporium store dome was restored for the new shopping center. This was one of the many arched windows surrounding the inside of the dome.

On the third floor, part of the walkway was lit from below by the lighting on the second floor. The effect was as if shoppers were walking on a Go board.

When standing in the center of the rotunda, the inside of the old Emporium dome was visible dirctly above.

Along one side of the shopping center was offices. The office windows looked out onto the rotunda.

Outside one of the dome windows an office building was visible.

The view down to lower levels appeared almost like an Escher painting.

Connected to this new shopping center was the old Westfield center with its unique curved escalators.