Wecan see the sign on a building that guide people to Gillett square from main road.
This is the view of Bradbury street which was not part of development. It was very calm in day time and several local stores are placed on the street.
Bradbury street workspace building makes the one of tree enterence of square with reused stone wall that hides bins inside.
view of square from west enterence
The opposite of south enterence is remained parking lot from development that still keep its function.
the main view of square with market stalls
The wooden deck is placed on left side of stalls that give people some place for rest.
The over view of middle of square.
The Vortex jazz club is placed right side of stalls with Dalston culture house.
There is 5 unit of market stalls placed on centre of square that infront of Bradbury street workspace building. 2 shops are share one unit of stall so there are totall 10 stores at square.
Their current tenants are:
Express Communications – Fashion accessories, DVDs and money transfer
CJays – African and Caribbean food, barbeque specialists
Computer Hut – IT repairs and secondhand computer equipment
Tolamix Fashion & Textiles – Makers of African clothing
Chicago Barbers – Men’s hairdressers
Aso Rock – African cuisine
Bespoke Tailoring – Ex-Saville Row tailor specializing in bespoke items/repairs
Frisbee Creperie - Fresh pancakes, French mode
Babel Jazz - jazz CDs, books and DVDs
Salama Video & Books – African videos, books and cosmetics
The Jazz Bar - Dalston's own bar and lounge
