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Illustrations of Mixed Use

Do you support the campaign to revitalise
Kingston Market Square ?
 



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Here are illustrations of just three ideas for mixed use options in the three floors of 'Borders'.

Invista Real Estate Investment Management who own the Borders building are demanding half a million pounds a year in rent and almost the same again in maintenance.  But even at those extortionate rents, there are commercially viable alternatives to chain stores which should be explored if Kingston is to be a thriving community and tourist destination as well as a commercial success.  

Please look at our range of options and vote or have your say on other ideas.  Here is just one vision of the future but there are many possibilities and it is important you have your say.

Campaign to put the heart in our community !

 
GROUND FLOOR - CAFÉ-RESTAURANT

Hub Cafe

Seating 250 people and employing 100 staff, the ground floor has space to welcome visitors and tourists for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and for those big occasions, convert into a banqueting venue or sports bar (bring on the World Cup.

 

 

Kingston Business Networking

4Networking Kingston at Harts Boatyard
Photo courtesy of Bob Jones
(Look Good on Camera)

FIRST FLOOR - HUB CAFÉ

More and more people work from home or run small businesses without an office of their own. 

Kingston needs a place where they can meet clients, hold larger meetings, run trainings, etc. Community meetings, workshops and exhibitions can be held here.

 

 

 

 

Cabaret Style Venue

LOWER GROUND FLOOR
- CABARET-CLUB STYLE VENUE

Very few music venues exist in London at all, let alone in Kingston, and yet the popular mood seems to be against the X-Factor and more for live opportunities to showcase British talent. Let's enjoy it together and why not with a meal from the restaurant?

Let us know what you think