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Pancras Square Retail Opportunities


Whilst visiting London I stumbled across a new development of building located in close proximity of the new Google London HeadQuarters, the buildings themselves carried a slight classic revival styles through motifs and columns seen upon the exterior alongside beautiful stone work and natural colour. Majority of the retail spaces seen were vacant and to fill these vacant spaces rather than border them up as seen typically in cities such as Stoke, the developers have wrapped the glass in striking colours stroke designs with each store space carrying a different colour style.































The spaces included interior artwork referencing the exterior printed vinyls. The lighting I thought was a nice touch and would allow the retails spaces to still look visually attractive in the evening changing the vibe again instead of using typical white wash lighting. This creates a more professional look that will attract potential buyers to the units.
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