At the square, in an ostensibly random fashion, an array of trees has been introduced. On the Dorpsstraat side the edge of the square is marked by a long wooden bench and a fountain. The circular fountain lies in the square's surface area and there's an engraving in the natural stone edge: 'wateris • waterwas • waterkomt' ['water is • water was • water comes'], which is the result of a competition held by the Municipality of Nunspeet. Here's an attractive meeting place in the sun with a view of the square, the fountain and Dorpsstraat.
The edges of the square's surface area have been realised in baked clinkers with a linear drainage in the natural stone. This edge also contains the lighting elements and the bicycle racks. The catering establishments situated along the sides of the square have a possibility for the exploitation of a terrace along both the façade as well as on the square itself.
The total costs of the realisation of the project for the redevelopment of the market (and surroundings) amount to approximately € 1.5 million. The project was concluded by the summer of 2013, so the inhabitants of Nunspeet can now enjoy their new city centre!
