The 'Akropole Alfa' shopping center in Latvia has undergone significant renovations aimed at enhancing visitor comfort and functionality, with more than three million euros invested in various upgrades. Notable improvements include the renovation of restroom areas, construction of additional facilities, new navigation signs for easier access to stores and service points, enhancement of the building's engineering services, installation of drinking water stations, lockers for personal belongings, and the provision of wheelchairs for individuals with mobility difficulties.

Kaspars Beitiņš, the general director of SIA 'Akropole Latvia', emphasized that the planning process aimed not only for a modern interior but also for space planning that meets user requirements and supports ergonomic use of the premises. A key priority for the company was the utilization of sustainable solutions and materials throughout these renovations, reflecting a commitment to environmentally friendly practices.

In addition, to modernize visitors' mobility within the center, 136,000 euros were allocated for the installation of new escalators, facilitating easier movement between the center's levels. These changes are expected to provide a more enjoyable shopping experience for customers, thereby likely increasing foot traffic and potentially boosting sales for the stores within the center, underscoring the importance of infrastructure in retail environments.