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Robinsons Valencia
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Robinsons Valencia
Address Sayre Highway, Brgy. Bagontaas, Valencia City, Bukidnon, Philippines
Opening dateDecember 12, 2018;4 years ago (2018-12-12)
DeveloperRobinsons Land Corporation
Management Robinsons Malls
Owner John Gokongwei
ArchitectLichauco Guillas + Villanueva [1] [2]
No. of stores and services114, including 27 dining establishments
No. of anchor tenants 7
Total retail floor area 46,640 sq. meters
No. of floors3
Parking508 parking slots
Website www.robinsonsmalls.com

Robinsons Valencia (formerly known as Robinsons Place Valencia), is a three level full-service shopping mall located in Valencia, Bukidnon. The mall opened on December 12, 2018. Robinsons Place Valencia is the first national brand mall in the province of Bukidnon, the 51st Robinsons mall in the country and the seventh Robinsons mall in Mindanao. [3]

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Development

The centerpiece design of the mall was inspired by pineapple fruit, of which the province of Bukidnon is well known of, [4] and was built on an area of 80 thousand square meters. [5] The interiors as well were pineapple inspired, of which the pillars of the atrium have yellow color and diamond pattern, and the seating areas were shaped like sliced pineapples. The mall was designed by Lichauco Guillas + Villanueva, who also designed Robinsons Place Naga. [2] The mall has a floor area of 46,640 square meters (502,000 sq ft), with 29,095 square meters (313,180 sq ft) leasable space; the mall can accommodate over 200 stores and tenants.

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