| Tustin Market Place (sometimes referred to as the | | | | Phase I |
| "Tustin/Irvine Market Place" or simply "The TMP") is a | | | | Construction of Phase I began in 1988 on the Tustin |
| shopping retail center located in Tustin, California and | | | | side of Jamboree Road, and this phase was opened |
| Irvine, California. The Market Place opened in 1988, | | | | in three distinct sections. The first section opened in |
| and it is located on Jamboree Road at the Interstate | | | | 1988, with 400,000 square feet of space allotted for |
| 5 in Tustin/Irvine. Its stores include Circuit City, Best | | | | home improvement and furnishings/decor retail |
| Buy, Linens 'n Things, Barnes & Noble, Lowe's | | | | stores. The second section of Phase I opened in |
| Hardware, Babies R' Us, and two Edwards Theaters. | | | | 1989, with 240,000 square feet of soft goods, |
| Design | | | | apparel and electronics stores. The third and final |
| The Tustin Market Place covers an area of 1.6 million | | | | section of Phase I opened in 1990, with 120,000 |
| square feet. The Market Place has more than 120 | | | | square feet of restaurants, services and a six-screen |
| stores, restaurants, cafes and theaters, and is a rare | | | | Edwards Theater. |
| example of a late-century Brutalist design. Designed | | | | Phase II |
| by Mexican architect Ricardo Legorreta, it consists of | | | | In 1996, Phase II of the Tustin Market Place opened |
| monumental but extremely simplified cubic forms, | | | | on the Irvine side of Jamboree Road. This phase |
| with anchor stores marked by massive towers | | | | expanded the Market Place by 420,000 square feet, |
| roughly 70 feet high displaying the store name. The | | | | adding stores, restaurants and a 10-screen Edwards |
| center is also unique in that all the store signs are | | | | Stadium Theater. |
| displayed in neon. The buildings are arranged in a ring | | | | Phase III |
| around a large central series of parking lots and | | | | Construction of Phase III followed this, also on the |
| fast-food restaurants. The center on the whole has a | | | | Irvine side of Jamboree Road, opening in 1999. |
| "desert" look to it, with parking lots shaded under | | | | Another 420,000 square feet of retail space was |
| groves of date palms, and extensive rock landscaping | | | | added to the Market Place in this phase, which |
| around the perimeter of the center. The parking lots | | | | included home improvement and furnishings stores, a |
| are illuminated by arrays of xenon floodlights set | | | | large food court, and a Target store. |
| inside the peaks of 100-foot-high towers. The | | | | Jamestown Village Center is a quaint shopping center |
| buildings themselves are uniformly surfaced in bright | | | | located in Old Town Tustin, California. |
| orange, purple, and pink stucco. | | | | It has antique shops, a variety of restaurants, a |
| History | | | | beauty salon, health food, and a dance studio. The |
| The Tustin Market Place was constructed in three | | | | "Village" is known for the "Little Tree Church" in the |
| phases. | | | | parking lot. |