What is "central square"

Central Square may refer to:

• Tampere Central Square

• Central Square (Delhi)
• Central Square, Chennai

• Central Square (Tolyatti)

• Wembley Central Square

• Central Square (Cambridge), Massachusetts
• Central Square, Boston, Massachusetts
• Central Square, New York, a village in Oswego County

Central Square is an upcoming business district located in central Delhi, India, at Bara Hindu Rao. It is being developed by Purearth Infrastructure Ltd. and promoted by Thakral Holdings Ltd, GuocoLand Limited, and DCM. The business district will be spread over and will be in close proximity to major commercial centers of the capital such as Connaught Place, Karol Bagh, Chandni Chowk, Sadar Bazaar and Kashmiri Gate. It will consist of four plazas with split-style single floor, high ceilings on the ground floor, expansive contiguous space ranging from to in each plaza and interplaza connectivity up to spread across the four plazas. The plazas will house banks, financial institutions, teaching & Training institutes, consultants, fashion and jewelry designers. There will also be several restaurants, and cafés.

The project started around 2006 by Purearth Infrastructure Ltd has left the shop buyers harassed over excessive delay. This is mid 2013 and many plazas are still not handed over to the buyers. The Builder-Buyer agreement is completely one sided. The builder's representatives Richa Bhatnagar (richa[at]purearth.in) and Sanjeev Vasudevan (sanjeev.vasu[at]purearth.in) are not responsive to the investor's concerns. All the investors have been taken for a ride. Some have resorted to court cases (http://www.indiankanoon.org/doc/92649610/). Also there has been a Facebook page to unite all the buyers (https://www.facebook.com/PurearthCentralSquareInvestorsFight).

Central Square is an area of Tolyatti. It is located in the Central District, directly south-southeast of Central Park, near the core of the cultural and political life of the city. It is often called the City Garden by the populace rather than Central Square.

Central Square is bounded by World Peace Street on the north, Central Street on the west, and Leningrad Street on the south. To the east is mixed terrain including parkland; Central Square itself is mixed terrain, including parkland, parking lots, buildings, and monuments. The entirety, which includes large stretches of bare asphalt and random structures, does not necessarily present a pleasing aspect or sense of unified design.

Within Central Square itself is the Lada Star hotel (one of the older buildings in the square), a monument to the founders of the city done in an "old Russian" style, and a statue of Saint Nicholas the Miracle Worker. There is a small chapel, the Chapel of the Nativity of Christ, erected in 2000, designed in the old style with a golden dome and stained-glass windows. There are also restaurants, trees, and walking paths. Festivals and fairs are held in Central Square.

The building where the Tolyatti City Duma (City Council) meets is directly west of Central Square, across Central Street. (This is not to be confused with Tolyatti City Hall, the administrative center, which is three-quarters of a mile (1.2. kilometers) northwest, at Liberty Square.) In Soviet times this building housed the City Committee of the Communist Party.