Uniwide Coastal Mall

The Uniwide Coastal Mall was a shopping mall owned by Uniwide Sales and previously owned by Super8 Grocery Warehouse located in Tambo, Parañaque City, Philippines. The Uniwide Coastal Mall was envisioned in the 1990s to become the country's biggest shopping mall complex. It was built on a 10-hectare portion of MBDC's 40-hectare Central Business Park II in Tambo, Parañaque City at a time when Cabangis and Rey were UHI's respective chief financial officer and controller. 
The mall was 90% complete and was partially operational with tenants already occupying the finished parts of the mall fronting Roxas Boulevard prior to the 1997 Asian financial crisis. When Uniwide Sales closed down in June 2013, it was sold to Super8 Grocery Warehouse but still operated under the Uniwide name. The mall closed in October 29, 2014 and a portion of the building was briefly converted to a transport terminal for public utility vehicles from Batangas and Cavite. The mall started to be demolished on November 2021 and completed on March 2022.
==1996 (unused)==
This logo was registered with the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines, but went unused.
==1997–2014, 1997–2021 (building)==
Coastal Mall Prototype 1.png|First prototype of the logo, used on design perspective of the mall building 
Coastal Mall Prototype 2.png|Second prototype of the logo, with the text "COASTAL MALL" and waves shifted to the bottom with an extra abstract sun shape between the Uniwide logo and the waves and text, seen on the mall façade during its early days 
Coastal Mall Prototype 3.png|Third prototype of the logo, with the extra abstract sun shape removed but the text "COASTAL MALL" and the waves still shifted to the bottom, seen on the mall façade shortly after the first prototype was discontinued 
Category:Parañaque
Category:Metro Manila
Category:Malls and plazas
Category:Shopping malls in the Philippines
Category:Philippines
Category:Defunct