An expanded shopping district including a new landmark department store, a further 15 major stores totalling 120 new stores
A wide range of leisure uses, including a 13-screen 'Cinema de Lux'
Over 200 new homes integrated into the development, including 24 affordable homes
A state-of-the art car park with over 2600 spaces
Three new pedestrian streets
Buildings which reflect the city's heritage and character
Dedicated public spaces
The development, which is due for completion in Autumn 2008, will provide around one million sq ft of high quality retail and leisure uses, as well as apartments, offices and public spaces in the heart of Bristol.Cabot Circus is being undertaken by the Bristol Alliance, a partnership between two of the UK's leading property companies, Land Securities and Hammerson.It will feature:In addition, the historic buildings at Quakers Friars will become the centrepiece of a new European style piazza, featuring apartments, shops, restaurants and cafes.
The logo of cabot circusAll metal cladding has been forced to be taken off the primary tower at Cabot Circus, Bristol, United Kingdom, due to a fault. 

This move comes only five months before the shopping centre is due to open.

A representative for Cabot Circus did, however, say that the move has not "compromised the overall budget."

The shopping centre is intended to be home to 120 new shops.