and a large new food court. It also assumed its current name at that time, along with a new, more contemporary logo. Ivey's was acquired by Dillard's in 1990, just after a major renovation to its store that connected it to the mall's new third level, and Thalhimers was sold to the May Department Stores Co. later that same year. Belk also expanded and renovated its store, adding a third shopping level and over of selling space. When the Thalhimers nameplate was discontinued in 1992, the Four Seasons store closed because it was too small, at , to carry a full line of department store merchandise. It was scheduled to be replaced with a Hecht's store, but May instead decided to expand its Friendly Center Hecht's and build a freestanding Hecht's three miles (5 km) west of Four Seasons at Interstate 40 and Wendover Avenue. In the late 1990s, Four Seasons Town Centre further renovated its interior with a dramatic redesign by Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback & Associates. This renovation added a large fountain and amphitheater to the mall's center court. A number of permanent vendor spaces and kiosks were added to the mall's large corridors, as well as living room-like soft seating areas. In 2002, Dillard's expanded its store by and underwent a total renovation. Additionally, all exterior public mall entrances were redesigned over a period of three years following the Dillard's renovation. In the early 2000s, the closure and demolition of Carolina Circle Mall left Four Seasons as the only enclosed shopping mall in Greensboro. In 2004, the mall was sold to General Growth Properties (now Brookfield Properties). On May 19, 2014, Belk announced that its Four Seasons location would close in February 2015. In a statement, Belk officials said they want to "focus our resources and efforts on the major expansion and remodeling of our Friendly Center store, which we will reopen this fall as a Belk flagship store." After a store closing sale that started on November 8, 2014, the store closed for good on January 18, 2015, just short of its 40th anniversary at the mall. On April 25, 2016, local news sources reported that Dillard's planned to relocate to the former Belk location. Dillard's opened in its new location on October 25 of that year and briefly operated a clearance center in its old location to clear out excess merchandise. Round1 Bowling & Amusement, a