Manchester’s Changing Skyline
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Absolute crackling proposal.
Designed by EPR Architects, Colloco would comprise 200,000 sq ft of office space on the corner of New Quay Street and Gartside Street. The 16-storey office block has been designed to achieve a BREEAM Excellent rating, 5.5-star NABERS score, and to be net zero carbon.
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Designed by EPR Architects, Colloco would comprise 200,000 sq ft of office space on the corner of New Quay Street and Gartside Street. The 16-storey office block has been designed to achieve a BREEAM Excellent rating, 5.5-star NABERS score, and to be net zero carbon.
HBD unveils ‘future-facing’, £140m Manchester office - Place North West
“Colloco is a completely different prospect to the sterile and corporate offices of yesteryear,” said executive director Adam Brady about the project.
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Ooh - not heard of this scheme. Obvs that skyline will different again (Viadux and the new Whitworth street tower are missing from there).
Absolutely.
I think we may be a fair while off that but would one good to have something really special tower wise.
Irrespective of that, the skyline is utterly blooming.
I thought my monthly croissant bill was high.....
Amazing updates JRB.River Gardens - Residential - Regent Road - Salford - 60 & 55 fl
Couple of questions:
Are there still going to be 4 tower on the Trinity Island plots?
And on Great Jackson/New Jackson, are they building those 4 towers at the same time (seems like they're split into two towers on SSC?)? Aware that Lighthouse was the 5th of those too.
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Square Gardens - Co-Living - First Street - 45/26/22/17 fl
I'm really looking forward to all the developments in the First Street area being completed.
I often cut through there and along Hulme Street whilst walking from Castlefield to the Aquatics Centre and back, and it's all a bit of a mess at the moment.
I'm sure it will all look brilliant and that area of town feel less desolate on completion.
Great Jackson. At the end of Deansgate, next to the Mancunian Way roundabout. Or is it the Chester Road roundabout?
Thanks.
Yes, split by the inner ring road. 2 towers on each car parks/plots.
Trinity Islands
Residential-led, mixed use development that will strengthen connections to the city centre, deliver a major new public realm space and make a significant contribution to the vibrancy and success of the St Johns area.
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The first phase has been renamed River Gardens. Some good up to date construction pictures on SSC-MCR.
River Gardens | Trinity Island | 183/169m | 60/55 fl | U/C
Sorry if there is a thread for this allready - delete this if so http://www.cgluk.com/our-work/trinity-islands-vertical-village Child Graddon Lewis designs high density sustainable vertical village in Manchester The proposed vertical village scheme will be located at the western end of the...
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The 4 towers surrounding the Lighthouse? I don't know. Renaker are starting on the contour plot now.
Contour | Great Jackson Street | 154/154m | 52/52 fl | U/C
Architect: SimpsonHaugh Developer: Renaker Consultation https://www.plotf-greatjacksonstreet.co.uk/strategic-context
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I'm guessing Renaker will move on to the Lighthouse + 4 towers plot when Contour is close to completion. I could be wrong. You never know with Renaker. They could start on the Lighthouse + 4 towers plot whilst Contour is under construction. Renaker don't mess about.
Worsley will know. :-)
Stockport Interchange this morning.
PS. I hope it doesn't turn out to be another Arndale Bus Station disaster.(if you remember it?) I appreciate there's a huge open void in the Stockport Interchange Bus Station, unlike the enclosed Arndale Bus Station.
PS. I hope it doesn't turn out to be another Arndale Bus Station disaster.(if you remember it?) I appreciate there's a huge open void in the Stockport Interchange Bus Station, unlike the enclosed Arndale Bus Station.
PNW.
The joint venture is eyeing a spring 2025 opening for 125,000 sq ft of specialist labs and offices, part of a wider cluster at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust’s Oxford Road campus.
GMI Construction Group has now started work on the workspace for developer Bruntwood SciTech.
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The joint venture is eyeing a spring 2025 opening for 125,000 sq ft of specialist labs and offices, part of a wider cluster at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust’s Oxford Road campus.
GMI Construction Group has now started work on the workspace for developer Bruntwood SciTech.
Construction begins on Bruntwood SciTech’s £42m Citylabs 4.0 - Place North West
The joint venture is eyeing a spring 2025 opening for 125,000 sq ft of specialist labs and offices.
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PNW.
Proposals for a taller, denser development on Manchester’s Great Ducie Street have been tabled to bring the project in line with proposed changes to fire safety standards while keeping it viable.
The initial version of the scheme featured 461 apartments across two blocks, one reaching 27 storeys and the other topping out at 11 storeys.
The 2023 iteration proposes 505 apartments across buildings reaching 29 and 12 storeys on part of the former Boddingtons Brewery site.
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Proposals for a taller, denser development on Manchester’s Great Ducie Street have been tabled to bring the project in line with proposed changes to fire safety standards while keeping it viable.
The initial version of the scheme featured 461 apartments across two blocks, one reaching 27 storeys and the other topping out at 11 storeys.
The 2023 iteration proposes 505 apartments across buildings reaching 29 and 12 storeys on part of the former Boddingtons Brewery site.
Clarion enlarges Boddingtons scheme on building regs - Place North West
Proposals for a taller, denser development on Manchester’s Great Ducie Street have been tabled to bring the project in line with proposed changes to fire safety standards while keeping it viable.
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PNW.
Proposals for a 28-acre complex boasting 25 pools and more than 35 waterslides have been approved for a second time. Attention now turns to getting on site before the end of the year and bringing the ambitious plans to fruition.
Therme UK’s £250m Trafford City scheme is one of the region’s most eagerly anticipated projects and has been in the pipeline for several years.
Trafford Council first approved plans for the resort back in March 2020. At that time, the developer anticipated the complex would open to the public in 2023.
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Proposals for a 28-acre complex boasting 25 pools and more than 35 waterslides have been approved for a second time. Attention now turns to getting on site before the end of the year and bringing the ambitious plans to fruition.
Therme UK’s £250m Trafford City scheme is one of the region’s most eagerly anticipated projects and has been in the pipeline for several years.
Trafford Council first approved plans for the resort back in March 2020. At that time, the developer anticipated the complex would open to the public in 2023.
£250m Therme resort takes step closer to reality - Place North West
Proposals for a 28-acre complex boasting 25 pools and more than 35 waterslides have been approved for a second time. Attention now turns to getting on site before the end of the year and bringing the ambitious plans to fruition.
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Therme Manchester gets approval
A game-changer for the City, enriching lives and transforming communities
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PNW.
A strategy is now in place that could see four acres currently occupied by Stocktons furniture showroom and the Diecast leisure destination redeveloped into around 550,000 sq ft of offices and 1,100 homes.
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A strategy is now in place that could see four acres currently occupied by Stocktons furniture showroom and the Diecast leisure destination redeveloped into around 550,000 sq ft of offices and 1,100 homes.
Manchester’s Great Ancoats Street vision evolves - Place North West
A strategy is now in place that could see four acres currently occupied by Stocktons furniture showroom and the Diecast leisure destination redeveloped into around 550,000 sq ft of offices and 1,100 homes.
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Great 3rd picture, post 2,536, by Ferge.
With another 10 towers to go up in that same picture shot in the future.
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With another 10 towers to go up in that same picture shot in the future.
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Business Desk. Renders below article. DRAMATIC plans for the rear of Manchester Central, formerly G-Mex, have been revealed that will include a new tram interchange, three glass towers and a new public park in the sky. There will also be a new glass bridge linking Deansgate station and...
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