The leader of Grupo Dinosaurio is planning a modern shopping center and an 11-story corporate tower
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The prestigious businessman Euclides Bugliotti is moving forward firmly with the execution of a new commercial complex strategically located in El Tropezón. After successfully resolving the legal conflicts over the 25,500 m2 (274,489 square feet) property, the head of Dinosaurio is planning a project with a high urban impact. This private initiative seeks to revitalize the western area of the capital through an architectural proposal that prioritizes efficiency and commerce.
The design of the new Dino Mall is inspired by the department store format in order to optimize the available space facing the ring road. The structure will have about 12,000 m2 (129,167 square feet) of covered space distributed over 3 floors that will connect wholesale offerings with clothing in an agile way. The parking lots will be located in the basement, while the ground level will house a 7,000 m2 (75,347 square feet) Súper Mami for general retail shopping.
The upper floor of 5,000 m2 (53,820 square feet) will be allocated to the Karmya and Vesta brands, offering a varied mix of national brands and imported products. "The ground floor and the first floor will be connected by escalators but, beware, without mixing the food offerings," "Tati" detailed. The objective is to emulate the experience of major international stores, taking advantage of the economic opening to bring in novel merchandise from China.
El diseño del nuevo Dino Mall se inspira en el formato de tiendas departamentales
Corporate development and obstacles from municipal bureaucracy
In addition to the shopping center, the project includes the construction of an 11-story tower intended exclusively for offices and corporate headquarters. This 36-meter (118-foot) high building will have 70 spaces for rent, consolidating the area as a new service hub for companies. Bugliotti's ambitious goal is to inaugurate this comprehensive complex during the current cycle, boosting the economic growth of the private sector.
However, the businessman warned that the speed of the work is subject to the time required for authorizations from the municipal government. "We depend on permits, procedures, and state authorizations, especially municipal ones," the group's founder acknowledged regarding the final deadlines. The administrative bureaucracy of Passerini is usually the main obstacle for major investors who stake their capital on real progress in the city.
It is essential for local authorities to streamline processes so as not to halt a project that will generate genuine employment and modernization in services. The comprehensive project requires resolving traffic issues and widening streets on the frontage road to ensure safe access for customers. The investment by one of Córdoba's most prominent businessmen shows that private initiative continues to be the engine of local transformation.
Bugliotti también proyecta un mall a cielo abierto en el predio del Pro Racing
Strategic expansion toward the city of Carlos Paz
Bugliotti's vitality doesn't stop in the capital, since he is also planning an open-air mall on the Pro Racing property. On a 10-hectare (24.7-acre) plot on the way to the mountain town, a commercial hub with movie theaters and a large play area for the whole family is being planned. This complex will have 5 warehouses equipped with state-of-the-art technology and air conditioning to offer a service of the highest international quality.
The founder of Grupo Dinosaurio emphasized that this point of sale will currently be the first of such magnitude and scale for the Punilla Valley. The plan includes a Súper Mami and multi-brand stores, transforming existing warehouses into a luxury proposal with porcelain tile floors and modern design. As in El Tropezón, the opening will depend on how quickly the public sector approves the technical files submitted.
This double business bet reaffirms Bugliotti's leadership and his unwavering commitment to the development of the real estate and retail market in Córdoba. Meanwhile, the municipality usually puts up barriers, the private sector invests in and plans projects that change the appearance of regional communities forever. The vision of this Córdoba business leader is an example of how capital and effort build the future that Argentine society needs.
