For re-developing the current building I hoped to create a retro look fitting to the created branding, repainting the base structure white with red and blue stripes as the primary styling cues. The borders at the top of both levels have been built up slightly, and along the top overhang section of the building I have attached a yellow neon strip along the perimeter, and a diner sign in the centre. Windows and doors would be replaced and added on both levels, with more created on the ground floor where the main entrance would be and where inside the service counter and primary seating would be located, the kitchen would be located in the lower left section of the building closest to the road. The top floor would have additional seating and, for warm weather, outdoor seating would also be situated on the balcony for panoramic views over the sea. Papa Jimmy's signage would also be added in the form of wall-art in several sections with the secondary logo primarily used. In the forecourt in front of the building (not pictured) there is an existing unused flag pole that could be modified to hold a new neon diner sign modelled on the primary logo (see below).

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On top of the building there are three flags: the Scotland and United States of America flags representing both the home country of the diner and the land of inspiration for the food and style of the diner. The Swedish flag is a special addition to pay tribute to Annie Borjesson, Annie was a young Swedish student living in Scotland when she tragically lost her life on Prestwick Beach in December 2005. Annie's death remains a mystery and the case remains open and unsolved to this day, the pain suffered by Annie's family will of course have been unimaginable, and it is heartbreaking such a tragic event took place in our town. That is why the Swedish flag would fly proudly over the diner and beachfront, to pay tribute to Annie.