The developer behind the Kirkstall Forge Scheme in Leeds has unveiled plans for a £350m joint office, retail and residential development around what would be the tallest building in Yorkshire.
A hybrid planning application for a 9 acre site in South Bank that seeks detailed planning permission for two office developments totalling 270,000 sq ft.
It has also submitted outline planning permission for the wider mixed-use development of up to 103,900 sq m of offices, retail, leisure, hotel, health, and up to 750 new homes, along with new public spaces and landscaping.
Developer CEG said the scheme designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios would consist of a mix of buildings ranging from five to 40-storeys and would put Leeds on the map as a key European destination, creating an exciting gateway arrival point to the city from the south west
Detailed plans lodged for two offices, totalling 270,000 sq ft
Jon Kenny, development director at CEG, said: “The CEG team has long identified with the truly unique characteristic of the South Bank area of the city, as a place to create an exceptional living and working environment.
“This is a derelict site where we can deliver a vibrant mixed-use strategic development of a critical mass and international quality that can enable this regeneration area to become a true gateway into the city, reconnecting local communities.”
Alex Whitbread, partner at FCBStudios, said: “FCBStudios is proud of its commitment to Leeds. It’s a privilege for us to be working with CEG on the wider South Bank proposals, which are truly a once in lifetime opportunity to transform the city for the 21st Century”
from Construction Enquirer http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2017/10/04/plans-in-for-350m-leeds-scheme/
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