Accessed from the southern gateway space of Battle Bridge Place and marked by a majestic Pin Oak tree, the layout accommodates spaces and routes for a variety of uses, as well as providing attractive access to building entrances, and useable places for relaxing. The spatial arrangement of the landscape elements has been designed to frame the principle view towards the St Pancras Chambers Clock Tower.
As a centre piece to the square, a tiered water feature gently cascades downhill providing sound and movement, punctuated by tranquil light reflecting pools along its route. A variety of tree species introduce scale and filter views that, combined with hedges, planting and lawn area, provide an attractive green environment. Seating has been located to edges of the water feature and lawn areas, allowing plenty of places to relax and spaces for cafe and restaurant outdoor seating.
