Waterford Plaza in Karawara has been reimagined as Village Green, a contemporary urban village that breathes new life into the area. Thanks to the collaboration between Sirona Urban and Design Theory, this once-suburban shopping centre now offers a vibrant space where locals can shop, dine, and socialize in a setting that combines community, convenience, and art.
The revitalized Village Green is designed with a variety of thoughtful features to enhance the user experience. Shaded areas and dappled light create a comfortable environment, while outdoor dining spaces, bike racks, and charging stations cater to modern needs. The diverse seating options ensure there’s a spot for everyone, whether they’re looking to relax or socialize. Materials like timber and tumbled brick add an authentic, welcoming touch, skilfully blending modern aesthetics with a timeless charm.
Throughout the exterior space, the Nola Kajen Sun Loungers are a standout feature. Designed for maximum comfort, these loungers boast a sweeping shape that balances along a streamlined frame, inviting users to kick back, put their feet up, and relax while enjoying the lively surroundings. Their durability and laid-back luxury make them a distinctive and stylish addition to Village Green, enhancing both the functionality and aesthetic of the plaza.
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