Tag Archives: Listed Buildings
Posted on May 9, 2012 by Rob Powell
COUNCIL offices in a Devon mansion are to be converted in to a new hotel. Planning permission has been granted for Oldway Mansion in Paington to be turned in to a 57-bed four star hotel. The imposing property was built … Continue reading →
Posted in Devon |
Tagged Conversions, Listed Buildings |
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Posted on October 21, 2011 by John Cronin
Supermarket giant Asda has officially opened a second office base in Leeds, the home city of the company. On Wednesday Asda CEO Andy Clarke presided over an official opening event of new company offices at The Mint building at Holbeck … Continue reading →
Posted in West Yorkshire |
Tagged Listed Buildings, Speculative Developments |
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Posted on September 26, 2011 by John Cronin
A former cinema in Brighton is set to demolished and replaced with offices after planning officers approved the scheme. The former Astoria cinema in Gloucester Place, Brighton is to be demolished and replaced with a six-storey, “media hub” development (pictured). … Continue reading →
Posted in East Sussex |
Tagged Demolitions, Listed Buildings, Serviced Offices, Speculative Developments |
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Posted on September 23, 2011 by John Cronin
Developers have submitted plans for an office development on the site of a former bar in the Quayside area of Newcastle. Owners of the former Stereo Bar, Tokyo Industries, want to demolish the existing building and replace with it a … Continue reading →
Posted in Tyne and Wear |
Tagged Demolitions, Listed Buildings, Speculative Developments |
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Posted on August 24, 2011 by John Cronin
Plans for a large, controversial office scheme at the site of an historic church in Aberdeen have been approved. Stewart Milne Developments have been granted conditional planning consent for their £40m Triple Kirks development (pictured). Triple Kirks is a well-known Aberdeen … Continue reading →
Posted in Aberdeenshire |
Tagged Listed Buildings, Planning |
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Posted on August 17, 2011 by John Cronin
A stalled office development in the heart of Glasgow looks set to be completed by the end of the year as contractors move back on site. Construction work at the speculative Copenhagen Building (pictured) was put on hold last year when … Continue reading →
Posted in Glasgow |
Tagged Listed Buildings, Renovations, Speculative Developments |
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Posted on July 13, 2011 by John Cronin
A first letting has been secured at a speculative scheme in former CIS offices in Manchester. Agents Matthews and Goodman, acting on behalf of landlords AXA Real Estate, have secured the initial letting at the 55 Portland Street office redevelopment. Languages … Continue reading →
Posted in Manchester |
Tagged Listed Buildings, NOMA 53, Renovations |
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Posted on July 11, 2011 by John Cronin
A former live rock music venue in Birmingham that suffered a major fire several years ago has been converted into a speculative office scheme. The famous Edwards No 8 venue had previously hosted live performances from rock bands such as … Continue reading →
Posted in West Midlands |
Tagged Jewellery Quarter, Listed Buildings, Renovations, Speculative Developments |
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Posted on June 27, 2011 by John Cronin
Agents Savills have received instructions to market the iconic Express Building office scheme in Manchester city centre. The striking Express Building (pictured – source) in Great Ancoats Street, Manchester was the former northern headquarters of the Daily Express newspaper and … Continue reading →
Posted in Manchester |
Tagged Listed Buildings, Renovations, Rental Prices |
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Posted on June 2, 2011 by John Cronin
The future of a landmark office block in Maidenhead remains uncertain after an application for listed status was declined. The imposing Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) Headquarters building (pictured) is the subject of redevelopment plans. The CWGC consider the offices … Continue reading →
Posted in Berkshire |
Tagged Demolitions, Listed Buildings, Public Sector |
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