The Duke of York Square is a contemporary space located off the Kings Road London, master planned by Paul Davis and Partners, with landscape design by Elizabeth Banks Associates. The square abuts the Kings Road along one of its edges with newly constructed and refurbished retail development along two of its others. A glass box cafe is located at the center of this space. The majority of existing trees on site were retained as part of the final scheme.
Duke of York Square, London – Square with Cafe at it’s Centre
Duke of York Square, London – Seating Elements with Integral Bin
Duke of York Square, London – Opportunity for Solitary or Groups for People
Artworks have been incorporated into this scheme in the form of inscriptions in the paving and bronze sculptures. These make reference to the sites past history.
Duke of York Square, London – Old Map Inscription
Duke of York Square, London – Sculpture
The square is open in nature and provides opportunities to accommodate farmers markets and Christmas Fairs. Within this space there are numerous seating opportunities and perches on which pedestrians can stop and enjoy the passing crowds.
Duke of York Square, London – Water Feature and Stone Element which Contains Benches, Bins and Lighting
Duke of York Square, London – Stone Element Seat Unit with Lighting at Night
Duke of York Square, London – Wooden Bench Detail
Duke of York Square, London – Wooden Seat Back Detail
Duke of York Square, London – Stone Block Bollard Seats, Some With Lighting
There are a number of fountains this square which only become apparent when switched. These are simple water jets ejecting water through paving slabs and this design ensures the maximum flexibility of this space is maintained as they can be turned off when the space is required.
Duke of York Square, London – Water Jets Through Stone Paving
The stone selected was specified to match that of the surrounding area as was appropriate for the anticipated loadings.
Duke of York Square, London – York Stone Paving
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