The community outreach excercise which was conducted last summer resulted in 92% of 171 responders being in favour of the church being taken on by the community. The general consensus was that the space would be great as a welcoming café, with a heritage information space, and a small gallery for local artists to share and sell their work. The space would also continue to be available for weddings and funerals and possibly some other events and meetings. To help get a better sense of how the internal space was used, the following images have been created.

Artist's Impressions for Proposed Interior Use of Kirk

Artist's impression of Kirk interior during daytime use.
Artists's Impression of Kirk interior - daytime use
Artist's impression of Elie Kirk interior for evening use.
Artist's impression of Kirk interior - evening use
Architect's digital rendering for proposed interior - daytime use.
Architect's digital rendering for proposed interior, during daytime use.
Architect's digital rendering for proposed interior showing view from West Gallery during daytime use.
Architect's digital rendering for proposed interior, showing view from west gallery, during daytime use.
Architect's digital rendering for proposed interior, from below East Gallery - daytime use.
Architect's digital rendering for proposed interior, showing view from below east gallery, during daytime use.allery
Architect's digital rendering for proposed interior, from below North Gallery, daytime use.
Architect's digital rendering for proposed interior, showing view from below north gallery, during daytime use.