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The Curve (shopping mall)

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The Curve is a shopping mall located in Mutiara Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. Opened in 2005, it features an open-air, pedestrian-friendly design with a central piazza that serves as a social and event space. The mall is part of the larger Mutiara Damansara commercial development and is connected to adjacent properties including eCurve (now known as IPC Shopping Centre).

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"The Street" area in the Curve
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Location and access

The mall is accessible via five major routes:

A covered passageway connects directly to the Mutiara Damansara MRT station on the Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit's Kajang line, providing public transportation access.[1]

Features

Key characteristics include:

  • Basement parking facilities
  • Mix of international and local retail tenants
  • Regular events in the Centre Court space
  • Adjacent to office towers and hotels

The mall has hosted numerous promotional campaigns and seasonal events, including Christmas celebrations featuring large-scale decorations.[2]

History

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Development and early years (2005-2010)

The Curve was developed by Boustead Properties Berhad as part of the Mutiara Damansara township project. Key milestones:

  • 2005: Opened as Malaysia's first open-air pedestrian mall on 13 acres (5.3 ha), featuring:
  • 450,000 sq ft retail space
  • Connection to Royale Chulan Hotel (now The Club Hotel)
  • Initial anchor tenants: Cold Storage, GSC[3]
  • 2006: Hosted Malaysia Mega Sale Carnival and introduced "Curvy Bunnies" promotional event[4]

Expansion and revitalization (2011-2020)

  • **2012-2015**: Added new wings and renovated existing spaces to accommodate:
  • Expanded F&B offerings
  • Pop-up market concepts
  • Family entertainment zones[5]
  • 2019: Underwent major tenant reshuffle after several anchor store closures, introducing more experiential retail concepts[7]

Recent developments (2021-present)

  • 2022: Announced "K-Culture Zone" featuring:
  • Korean beauty brands
  • K-pop merchandise stores
  • Themed F&B outlets[8]
  • 2024: 20th anniversary celebrations included:
  • "Slide the Curve" water slide event (Sept 2024)
  • Malaysia Book of Records achievement for largest Raya greeting card display (April 2024)[9]

Key structural changes:

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