Breathing new life into the 8.5-acre site, turning it from a gated commercial area into a welcoming, sustainable, and vibrant mixed-use community
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综合体,
住宅,
办公空间
Services:
建筑设计
Studios:
曼彻斯特
Client:
Bankfoot APAM and Catella APAM in partnership with Greater Manchester Pension Fund
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Key Info
Includes:
Three new residential buildings and the conversion of the last remaining vacant building on the former Colgate Palmolive site into Grade A office space
Area:
8.5-acres
Status:
Submitted for Planning permission
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Breathing new life into an existing development
Salford's iconic Soapworks is set to undergo a remarkable transformation, with a £200 million mixed-use expansion project. Soapworks aims to breathe new life into the 8.5-acre site, turning it from a gated commercial area into a welcoming, sustainable, and vibrant mixed-use community. Chapman Taylor’s design considers how the new works will complement the existing uses on the site and expand the amenities and facilities for the occupants, residents, and wider community.
A new mixed use community
The masterplan aims to deliver three new residential buildings to deliver 450 new contemporary homes, a range of modern workspace typologies including the refurbishment of a currently vacant building on the site, a new multi-level transportation hub accommodating car and cycle parking and the project aims to enhance connectivity to the wider Salford community with the addition of new safe pedestrian and cycle routes, all to the highest sustainable and environmental targets.
Renovating an under-appreciated site in Salford Quays to create a vibrant, exciting, and sustainable mixed-use neighbourhood
Andrew Carroll
Director, 曼彻斯特
Andrew joined Chapman Taylor’s Manchester studio in 2002 and became a Director in 2013. He is a member of the UK Board and is responsible for the management of the Manchester Studio, including business development, design management, project delivery, recruitment and resource planning.
He has extensive experience managing and delivering large-scale, complex projects across a number of sectors.
Mark joined Chapman Taylor in 2006 becoming an Associate Director in 2016. A key member of the Manchester studio’s management team, Mark has a business development remit for the office workplace sector across the UK business.
He has over 10 years’ experience and has successfully completed a number of major award winning projects across a range of sectors.
He takes an active part in the BCO and completed last year’s Cycle Challenge riding from London to Amsterdam over four days with fifty members of the BCO.
Areas of expertise:
Office / Retail / Delivery / Design Management
Mark joined Chapman Taylor in 2006 becoming an Associate Director in 2016. A key member of the Manchester studio’s management team, Mark has a business development remit for the office workplace sector across the UK business.
He has over 10 years’ experience and has successfully completed a number of major award winning projects across a range of sectors.
He takes an active part in the BCO and completed last year’s Cycle Challenge riding from London to Amsterdam over four days with fifty members of the BCO.
