巴斯SouthGate商业综合体 Location City: 英国，巴斯

Successful city centre regeneration within a World Heritage Site

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总体规划, 综合体, 商业, 住宅: Services:
建筑设计, 施工图: Studios:
伦敦: Client:
Multi Development (in conjunction with Aviva). Owner Lend Lease.

Includes:
35,000m² Retail; 3,500m² Leisure; 6,000m²; 99 Residential units; 2,400m² Restaurants; 860 parking spaces and a modern transport interchange: Area:
5.2ha: Cost:
£140m: Status:
Completed 2010: Visitor numbers:
22.4m per year: Key award:
Commendation for Large New Development, ICSC European Shopping Centre Awards 2011

A conservation area masterplan

SouthGate is a retail-led, mixed-use development within the Bath Conservation Area and World Heritage Site. The concept behind the masterplan was to deliver a mix of uses in six new city-scale buildings designed around classic Georgian-style open streets and a new square, forming a natural extension to the existing urban grain of Bath city centre.

Blending into the existing urban fabric

A key design principle was to ensure that the new development naturally complemented the existing urban fabric, thereby remaining sensitive to Bath’s World Heritage status. Specific design techniques were used to recreate traditional vernacular Georgian style, scale and detailing.

Phased construction

The project was delivered in three phases - beginning with the retail units along SouthGate and the transport interchange, completed in Autumn 2009. Phases II and III included the department store, along with the remaining new shops, restaurants and cafes, and car park, as well as upgrading Bath Spa railway station, all completed in 2010.

Economically regenerating Bath

SouthGate has economic revitalised the southern city centre, with a marked increase in office occupation in close proximity to the development. There hasalso been an increase in overall number of city visitors. An OCR study showed that 72% of poll respondents thought that SouthGate had enhanced Bath’s shopping experience.

Chapman Taylor were the masterplanners and architects

For more information please contact:

Adrian Griffiths
Director (London)
T: +44 (0) 20 7371 3000
E: agriffiths@chapmantaylor.com

Adrian Griffiths (荣誉学士学位建筑学文凭英国皇家建筑师学会会员，城市设计硕士，皇家艺术协会会员)

Group Board Director, 伦敦

艾德里安1986年加入查普门泰勒，并于1998年升任董事会董事。作为所有者之一，他与其他董事会成员一道决定公司发展战略，积极推动公司发展。他是英国境内设计项目的领导人，同时积极担任伦敦和布里斯托事务所的管理工作。作为拥有30年丰富经验的建筑师、城市规划师，艾德里安将二者技巧完美融合，在业内享有声誉

专长领域:
城市设计/总体规划/综合体/零售商业/休闲场建筑

Adrian entra a far parte di Chapman Taylor nel 1986 e si unisce al Main Board nel 1998. Come architetto e specialista in progettazione urbanistica, è conosciuto a livello internazionale per la sua esperienza nei masterplan di grandi complessi multi-funzionali, che sono i principali autori nella rigenerazione dei nostri centri urbani.

Adrian è consapevole del fatto che le zone di sviluppo urbano che oggi costruiamo creano le società di domani, riconoscendo la responsabilità che la professione ha nell'influenzare la qualità della vita delle persone. Adrian partecipa abitualmente a conferenze e scrive articoli che promuovono i benefici degli spazi multifunzionali come modello sostenibile a lungo termine. Adrian guida il Concept Design Team nel Regno Unito.

Aree di competenza:

Urban design / Masterplanning / Mixed use / Retail / Leisure

Adrian kam 1986 zu Chapman Taylor und wurde 1998 ins Main Board befördert. Als Architekt und Urban Design-Spezialist ist er international anerkannt für seine Expertise in der Masterplanung von komplexen Mischbebauungsvorhaben, die Schlüsselfaktoren bei der Regeneration unserer Stadt- und Ortszentren sind.

Adrian ist sich der Tatsache bewusst, dass die Bauvorhaben, die wir heute umsetzen, die Gesellschaft von morgen bilden und ist sich der Verantwortung unseres Berufs als Einfluss auf die Lebensqualität der Menschen bewusst. Er spricht auf Konferenzen und schreibt Abhandlungen über die Vorteile von Mischbebauungsvorhaben als langfristig nachhaltiges Modell. Adrian leitet das Konzept-Design-Team in Großbritannien.

Schwerpunkte:

Städtebau / Masterplanung / Mixed-Use / Einzelhandel / Freizeitbauten