Rooftop Café & Restaurant
Destination-led food and beverage anchor
Floor-Wise Planning
Three use-cases, one coordinated address
Rather than relying on a single format, the project is layered to create movement through the full day and across multiple user groups.
- LGF + UGF + 1st Floor Retail inventory designed for brand visibility and daily consumer movement
- Second Floor Business studios suited for self-use offices, clinics, agencies, and consultants
- Third & Fourth Floor Hotel studios that can support hospitality-led occupancy and managed leasing models
- Rooftop Food and beverage destination that extends visitor activity into evening hours
The result is a property where retail, workspaces, hospitality, and dining reinforce each other instead of competing for attention.
Hotel Studios
Managed hospitality-oriented product
Hotel Studios
Occupancy-backed leasing opportunity
Business Studios
Professional spaces for owner-users and service businesses
Retail
High-street first-floor inventory
Retail (Upper Ground)
Strong customer circulation and accessibility
Retail (Lower Ground)
Additional inventory supported by project-wide traffic
Why this mix matters
Single-format commercial buildings often peak only at one time of day. This configuration is built to spread activity across shopping hours, office hours, and dining hours.
Who can benefit
Retail brands, hospitality operators, owner-occupiers, consultants, service businesses, and investors can all find a format aligned with their use case inside the same property.
Designed For
A configuration that serves multiple use-cases
Retail Brands
High-street shopfronts engineered for visibility, walk-ins, and daily consumer movement.
Hospitality Operators
Rooftop F&B and hotel-studio formats positioned for evening and overnight footfall.
Owner-Occupiers
Business studios suited for clinics, agencies, consultants, and growing service teams.
Investors
A diversified format mix that spreads tenant risk across retail, hospitality, and workspace.