As part of Westfield’s commitment to continually invest and reinvest in its centers, Westfield Trumbull has announced an exciting revitalization. Commencing this Fall with completion slated for Fall 2010, the $25 million interior remodel and upgrade program will bring an elegant new atmosphere and enhanced retail offerings to firmly position Westfield Trumbull as Fairfield County’s premium shopping destination.
The Promenade Now Open
This latest reinvestment in Trumbull follows the October 2008 opening of Target’s new flagship store and a remodeled Macy’s.
Westfield Trumbull will remain open and fully operational during the process, which will include striking improvements such as:
Inviting new façades and points of entry.
New court and common areas featuring stone and wood décor, lush landscaping and leather furniture.
Additional skylights and elegant new lighting.
Contemporary flooring featuring porcelain glass tile on the lower level and plush carpeting on the upper level.
New and renovated restrooms.
Fully remodeled Food Court including a complete redesign of the space extending into the adjacent specialty retail space. The new bistro-style dining terrace will feature a communal dining area under a stunning atrium that will brighten the court with natural light, sleek design, stylish seating and contemporary new storefronts for 12 eateries.
Complete remerchandising to accommodate a range of retail from affordable luxury to everyday basics. Retail districting and new directional signage will allow shoppers to navigate easily between Fashion, Family, Junior and Food & Entertainment offerings.
Latest concepts in Westfield’s family amenities including a new Family Lounge and Play Space in JCPenney Court. Designed for learning through play, the Westfield Play Space will be constructed of eco friendly materials and will feature bright structures depicting mountain wild life and landscape.
Combined with Westfield Connecticut Post and Meriden, Westfield Trumbull exemplifies Westfield’s philosophy and practice of ongoing investment in its shopping centers, and together represents a total reinvestment in excess of $200 million in the State of Connecticut over the past five years.
Westfield Group