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This view of Landmark in Alexandria, Va., faces east and shows the shopping center after the demolition of the the open mall area. The anchor stores, including Hecht's on the left and Woodward & Lothrop on the right, remained.

Landmark shopping center in Alexandria, Va., underwent massive renovations to be converted to an enclosed mall. This view show some of that construction work.

This image shows how Landmark Center would look after it was renovated and converted into an enclosed mall. This image is a combination of a real photograph and the new design illustration.

A view of Hecht's at Landmark shopping center in Alexandria, Va. This view was likely taken from Duke Street.

A view of Woodward & Lothrop, or Woodies, at Landmark Center in Alexandria, Va. This view also shows the names of some of the smaller non-anchor stores and businesses, including the S & W Cafeteria.

A view of Sears at Landmark shopping center in Alexandria, Va., taken from the south side of Duke Street. To the right of Sears, the names of smaller stores are displayed but are unreadable.

Holiday decorations at Landmark Center in Alexandria, Va. The Gap clothing store is visible on the left and a sign advertises that the shopping center is open until 9:30 p.m.

Shoppers in the open mall area at Landmark Center in Alexandria, Va. This view faces northeast with Hecht's visible in the background and Woodward & Lothrop visible on the left.

A panoramic view of Landmark Center in Alexandria, Va., taken from a construction site near Duke Street. This is made up of four separate photographs. The three anchor stores -- Sears, Woodward & Lothrop, and Hecht's -- are all visible in this view.

Aerial photograph of Landmark Mall in Alexandria, Va., after it became an enclosed mall with a parking garage. The original anchor store buildings remained intact and were incorporated into the new design.