Future Sustainability
Rainwater harvesting
Community garden project
Solar energy harvesting
We have designed a water harvesting system utilising the vast collection area of our building's roof. Our underground storage tanks will store water to be used
for washing, flushing toilets plus
building and yard cleaning.
Solar energy harvesting
Community garden project
Solar energy harvesting
Our extensive flat roof area offers an ideal site for the installation of solar panels to contribute to our sustainability and natural energy consumption focus. Our target is to create a project that from an energy standpoint is self-sufficient.
Community garden project
Community garden project
Community garden project
A local community group will utilise our site for planting vegetables, flowers and plants for the benefit of those in our community. This community initiative brings genuine life and human exchange to our area, which will be of benefit to everyone.
Shipping container refurb
Shipping container refurb
Community garden project
Re-configuring shipping containers to house our market stalls is both cost efficient, eye-catching and positively contributes to our sustainability targets.
BioFuel burner
Shipping container refurb
BioMass convertor
We use our waste outputs as fuel to power heating boilers. Here cardboard, wooden pallets and other natural waste materials are saved from landfill.
BioMass convertor
Shipping container refurb
BioMass convertor
We produce BioGas through anaerobic digestion of organic waste (or biomass) and can then burn to produce electricity and heat for the Marina Market.
find your way to Marina Market
A treasure of tradition in our great city
Across the river, from the Train Station (pic above) the red arrow points to the Marina Market beside the tall grain silos. The Marina Market offers a wonderful sense of history amidst some tremendous new construction projects in this area of the city.
A short walk from city centre
From the landmark Idle Hour pub, walk from Albert Quay along Victoria Road, and down Centre Park Road, a five-minute stroll which lands you at the entrance to the Marina Market.