We are very pleased to be providing Building Services Consultancy for the multi-storey car park at Paddington Village, Liverpool for Morgan Sindall Construction.
Paddington Village is part of Liverpool City Council’s £1bn flagship expansion site within Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter, which will be home to education, health, science and technology facilities as well as residential, hotel, leisure and retail.
The latest plans for the car park feature 12 storeys and 1,245 parking bays, with 12 electric vehicle charging bays and parking for cycles and motorcycles too. The design also includes sprinklers, fire fighting shafts and fighting lifts.
The car park will have a combined heat and power (CHP) energy centre at ground level, which will reduce the scheme’s carbon footprint and will provide district heating and private wire power to the wider development.
Hannan Associates have worked on several Multi Storey Car Park projects and if you would like to discuss your project with us please just drop us an email.
Once a thriving boom town of the industrial revolution and birthplace of the co-operative movement, Rochdale’s history, architecture and geographic location make it an important Greater Manchester town. However, following the decline of its cotton mills and manufacturing industry the town suffered economic downturn and neglect.
In a bid to turn the fortunes of this town around, Rochdale Borough Council have been actively working to improve the town centre for shoppers, visitors and businesses with a £250 million regeneration programme.
One of several projects undertaken as part of this masterplan is Rochdale Riverside, a new 200,000 sq ft retail and leisure quarter where occupiers will include Marks and Spencer, H&M, JD Sorts, River Island, Next, New Look and Boots. The retail complex will also feature a six-screen Reel Cinema. The project is progressing well on site and is due for completion Spring 2020.
Rochdale Riverside Retail & Leisure Development Progress Photo
Hannan Associates are very pleased to be working as part of Genr8 Development’s team delivering this project. We are providing Building Services Design, Infrastructure & site monitoring duties. Other members of the team include TP Bennett, Arcadis, AECOM, Curtins Consulting and the main contractor is Willmott Dixon.
Once complete it is hoped that Rochdale Riverside will contribute £17m a year to the local economy.
Hannan Associates have over 30 years’ experience of developing building Services engineering solutions for urban regeneration and place-making and have contributed towards the redevelopment of many towns and cities.
If you would like to talk to us about a future project please just drop us an email.
Phase 2 of Tameside Council’s 160,000 sq.ft Vision Tameside development is now complete! The new building, which includes council office facilities, a 70,000sq.ft Advanced Skills Centre for Tameside College, a new joint public service centre for Tameside Council as well as new retail space, will be named Tameside One.
The joint public service centre includes a new library, customer services, Citizen’s Advice Bureau, Cashbox, Welfare Rights and Job Centre Plus which is now open. The new college facilities and retail space will be open later in the year.
The new library at Tameside One
The diversity of facilities housed
within the building posed significant challenges for us and the team. Our role
in the design of the building, which was delivered as BIM level 2 included
providing the detailed designed of the MEP Services and Infrastructure. We also
assisted Tameside Council with their environmental services strategy helping
them to meet their aspirations for sustainable buildings and development in
Tameside.
Tameside One is part of the multi-million pound Vision Tameside master plan, which aims to improve and boost the local economy by attracting new businesses, staff and students to Ashton town centre by creating new jobs and better opportunities.
We are very pleased to be providing Building Services Consultancy for Genr8 Development’s Rochdale Riverside scheme, which forms the final commercial element of Rochdale Council’s £250M town centre regeneration.
The new mixed development will include over 200,000 sq.ft of retail, restaurants, leisure, a 6 screen REEL cinema, a multi-storey car park and public realm. Current retail tenants include Marks and Spencer, Next, River Island, Boots and JD Sport.
Working closely with other members of the design team, we are providing Building Services Design Consultancy and Site Monitoring services which includes thermal modelling and Part L analysis.
Hannans are very pleased to be working on this exciting development for Genr8 Developments to help tranform the town centre of Rochdale alongside the rest of the design team; TP Bennett, Arcadis, AECOM, and Curtins Consulting and main contractor Willmott Dixon. It is expected that once complete the scheme will create 1,000 new jobs and boost the local economy by £17m a year.
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