Robinsons Bacolod redevelopment in full swing
Other key highlights of the redevelopment include a new chapel, upgraded VIP Cinemas, a vibrant, ‘technicolor alley’ with diverse dining options and pocket gardens.

Other key highlights of the redevelopment include a new chapel, upgraded VIP Cinemas, a vibrant, ‘technicolor alley’ with diverse dining options and pocket gardens.


Chapel perfect for spiritual reflection.
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One of Bacolod City’s well-loved landmarks is undergoing a major redevelopment.
The redeveloped Robinsons Bacolod will feature a sleek “industrial luxe” concept, blending metal, glass and wood finishes to create a bold yet warm ambiance. The contemporary design will be characterized by minimalist, striking details such as sophisticated circular patterns to ensure a modern and cohesive aesthetic throughout the property.
Its new facade is designed to open up the mall to the street level, showcasing its vibrant activity to passersby. Billed as an “Urban Veil,” this refreshed, dynamic facade will be complemented by lush landscaping and a canopied trellis for diners.
Other key highlights of the redevelopment include a new chapel, upgraded VIP Cinemas, a vibrant, “technicolor alley” with diverse dining options and pocket gardens.
“Upon completion, Robinsons Bacolod will be a celebration of its rich history and a step towards an exciting future, reinforcing the bond between generations of Bacolodnons and their favorite place,” Joel Lumanlan, Robinsons Malls vice president for Operations and Marketing, said.
Robinsons Bacolod will remain operational throughout the redevelopment.
Transformation is set to be completed by June 2025.