Showing posts with label Develop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Develop. Show all posts
Wednesday, 18 August 2010
Building Profile: 66-68 NGS
66-68 NGS QUICK DETAILS!
Videos(0): None
Location: 66-68 New George Street , Plymouth (Link: NA)
66-68 NGS STATUS - Location: 66-68 New George Street , Plymouth (Link: NA)
Delayed - Due Date of Beginning - July / August 2010
Demolition of buildings and redevelopment of site to include 16/21/23 storey building for a mixed use development comprising arts and culture centre, retail, food and drink uses, financial and professional services, (Use Classes D1, A1, A2, A3, A4 and A5), 608 student rooms, highways improvements including new pedestrian link between New George Street and Cornwall Street and associated landscaping and cycle parking
Tuesday, 17 August 2010
Mixed-Use Developments: Devonport (former storage land)
Devonport (former storage land) QUICK DETAILS!
Videos(0): None
Location: Granby Way, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Devonport (former storage land) STATUS - Location: Granby Way, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Progressing (No completion dates set!)
The new Devonport is on it's way! It will be a Mixed use redevelopment comprising 463 residential units, 2,323sqm retail; 4,680sqm commercial uses; 2,112sqm mixed use (Market Hall), 400sqm community, public open space, car parking and associated highway infrastructure!
For Homes, Go to: http://www.redrow.co.uk/developments/vision/
The new Devonport is on it's way! It will be a Mixed use redevelopment comprising 463 residential units, 2,323sqm retail; 4,680sqm commercial uses; 2,112sqm mixed use (Market Hall), 400sqm community, public open space, car parking and associated highway infrastructure!For Homes, Go to: http://www.redrow.co.uk/developments/vision/
Highways Profile: Plymouth Road/Embankment
Plymouth Road/Embankment QUICK DETAILS!
Plymouth Road/Embankment STATUS -
Images(0): None
Videos(0): None
Location: Plymouth Road/Embankment, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Location: Plymouth Road/Embankment, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Source / Plans: http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/drawings_1700.pdf
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
Plymouth Road/Embankment STATUS -
No Dates Set
Highways Profile: Deep Lane
Deep Lane QUICK DETAILS!
Deep Lane STATUS -
Images(0): None
Videos(0): None
Location: Deep Lane, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Location: Deep Lane, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Source / Plans: http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/drawings_1600.pdf
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
Deep Lane STATUS -
No Dates Set
Highways Profile: Billacombe & Elburton
Billacombe & Elburton QUICK DETAILS!
Billacombe & Elburton STATUS -
Images(0): None
Videos(0): None
Location: East of Laira Bridge, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Location: East of Laira Bridge, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Source / Plans: http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/drawings_1400.pdf & http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/drawings_1500.pdf
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
Billacombe & Elburton STATUS -
No Dates Set
Highways Profile: Marsh Mills
East End Marsh Mills QUICK DETAILS!
East End Marsh Mills STATUS -
Images(0): None
Videos(0): None
Location: East End Marsh Mills, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Location: East End Marsh Mills, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Source / Plans: http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/drawings_1800.pdf
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
East End Marsh Mills STATUS -
No Dates Set
Highways Profile: East End Embankment
East End Embankment QUICK DETAILS!
East End Embankment STATUS -
Progressing (Due Completetion Date: Dec 2011 Expected Completion Date: Dec 2011)
Images(0): None
Videos(0): None
Location: East End Embankment, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Location: East End Embankment, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Source: http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/drawings_1200.pdf
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
East End Embankment STATUS -
Progressing (Due Completetion Date: Dec 2011 Expected Completion Date: Dec 2011)
Building Profile: Horizon
Horizon QUICK DETAILS!
Horizon STATUS -
A new 24 storey apartment and mixed use development for Plymouth’s city centre. The redevelopment of this prominent site provides a proposal that will make a bold and dramatic contribution to the urban scale of the city centre.
Located on a prominent location, between the University, train station and retail centre of Plymouth, this project aims to provide high quality student accommodation.
Due to the constrained site are the decision was made to build vertically over a total of 24 storeys. This was an approach embraced by the City Council who were keen to see a high quality landmark building on this site, forming a gateway to the retail centre. To create an active street frontage the lowest storeys have been designed to house retail outlets, most likely cafe or restaurant establishments. The residential element contains a tower and two ‘wings’ of accommodation enclosing a central top-lit atrium the base of which is a communal residential space.
The reinforced concrete frame and off site manufactured kitchen / bathroom pods have been designed for speed of construction and longerity. The utilised cladding system also aids in reducing on-site construction and increases building quality.
The building design and construction had to deal with acoustic issues, being close to a main road, and severe exposure conditions, achieved through high quality materials and careful facade design. The building also employs high levels of sustainability through embodied mass, centralised servicing, off site construction, inclusive amenity space, high levels of natural daylight and low energy services and systems. Once constructed the building should provide accommodation in the heart of the city for nearly 400 students close to the University and all major facilities.
Videos(0): None
Location: Armada, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Location: Armada, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Horizon STATUS -
Planned (No Dates Set)
Located on a prominent location, between the University, train station and retail centre of Plymouth, this project aims to provide high quality student accommodation.
Due to the constrained site are the decision was made to build vertically over a total of 24 storeys. This was an approach embraced by the City Council who were keen to see a high quality landmark building on this site, forming a gateway to the retail centre. To create an active street frontage the lowest storeys have been designed to house retail outlets, most likely cafe or restaurant establishments. The residential element contains a tower and two ‘wings’ of accommodation enclosing a central top-lit atrium the base of which is a communal residential space.
The reinforced concrete frame and off site manufactured kitchen / bathroom pods have been designed for speed of construction and longerity. The utilised cladding system also aids in reducing on-site construction and increases building quality.
The building design and construction had to deal with acoustic issues, being close to a main road, and severe exposure conditions, achieved through high quality materials and careful facade design. The building also employs high levels of sustainability through embodied mass, centralised servicing, off site construction, inclusive amenity space, high levels of natural daylight and low energy services and systems. Once constructed the building should provide accommodation in the heart of the city for nearly 400 students close to the University and all major facilities.
Monday, 16 August 2010
Highways Profile: Manadon Junction
Manadon Junction QUICK DETAILS!
Manadon Junction STATUS -
Progressing (Due Completetion Date: Dec 2010 Expected Completion Date: Dec 2010)
Images(0): None
Videos(0): None
Location: Manadon Rounabout, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Location: Manadon Rounabout, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Source: http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/drawings_1900.pdf
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
Part of a Wider Scheme: Yes (http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/transportandstreets/transportplanning/transportstudies/infrastructurestudy.htm)
Manadon Junction STATUS -
Progressing (Due Completetion Date: Dec 2010 Expected Completion Date: Dec 2010)
Contact Us
Here, we allow you to contact Develop Plymouth in a variety of ways!Develop Plymouth Is located Within Plymouth, PL3.
We do not provide the exact address as the website is managed by a single owner. Apologies.
You can However:
Email Us at: DevelopPlymouth@live.co.uk
Alternatively, You may leave us a comment below!
Building Profile: Tesco New George Street Store Refit
Tesco Store Refit QUICK DETAILS!
Tesco Store Refit STATUS -
Complete (Completetion Date: 23rd Aug 2010)
Tesco will be aiming to improve the look and layout of the store both internally and externally!
Images(0): None
Videos(0): None
Location: New George Street, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Location: New George Street, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Source: http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/planningdocwebservice-2?doc=e868b5a7-89e0-11df-804c-00505684640f&ext=pdf&docname=1801_P_003_Signage_Photomontages.pdf
Tesco Store Refit STATUS -
Complete (Completetion Date: 23rd Aug 2010)
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| Tesco Store Design |
Sunday, 15 August 2010
Studio 5-11 Building Profile
Studio 5-11 QUICK DETAILS!
Studio 5-11 STATUS -
Progressing (Due Completetion Date: Sept 2010 Expected Completion Date: Dec 2010)
Studio 5-11 is a newly refurbished high quality business centre in the heart of Plymouth and the Millbay Redevelopment area. The offices are within walking distance of the city centre with all it’s amenities and a short journey to Plymouth train station making it highly accessible to clients.
Centrally located the office occupies a very prominent position fronting Millbay Road, one of the City’s main arterial routes. Generous car parking is available to the rear of the building accessed from Millbay Road.
Plymouth provides an excellent working environment with facilities for staff and business close by with the main city centre shopping area, Sutton Harbour and The Barbican.
Transport communications are excellent from the City Centre with a regular rail service to London Paddington, fastest journey time approximately 3 hours. On the outskirts, the City airport has scheduled daily flights to London Gatwick and there is a major port facility at Millbay currently run by Brittany Ferries.
The Millbay area is a popular location with extensive investment into new developments including the Millbay Redevelopment and residential schemes at Cargo and Pheonix Quay.
Images(2): Elevations (PDF), Studio 5-11 Plan
Videos(0): None
Location: Millbay Road, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Location: Millbay Road, Plymouth (Link: NA)
Sources (3): http://www.architects-adg.co.uk/studio_5-11.html
http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/planningdoc-2?appno=10-00152-FUL
http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/planningdoc-2?appno=10-00153-FUL
http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/planningdoc-2?appno=10-00152-FUL
http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/planningdoc-2?appno=10-00153-FUL
Studio 5-11 STATUS -
Progressing (Due Completetion Date: Sept 2010 Expected Completion Date: Dec 2010)
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| Studio 5-11 |
Centrally located the office occupies a very prominent position fronting Millbay Road, one of the City’s main arterial routes. Generous car parking is available to the rear of the building accessed from Millbay Road.
Plymouth provides an excellent working environment with facilities for staff and business close by with the main city centre shopping area, Sutton Harbour and The Barbican.
Transport communications are excellent from the City Centre with a regular rail service to London Paddington, fastest journey time approximately 3 hours. On the outskirts, the City airport has scheduled daily flights to London Gatwick and there is a major port facility at Millbay currently run by Brittany Ferries.
The Millbay area is a popular location with extensive investment into new developments including the Millbay Redevelopment and residential schemes at Cargo and Pheonix Quay.
Building Profile: Plymouth College of Art and Design
PCAD QUICK DETAILS!
PCAD STATUS - Progressing (Expected Completion Date: 12th September 2010)
The new look black and white exterior will improve the appearance of the building, in keeping with the College’s new branding.
The front will be extended to create a larger Information Point and gallery. The Gallery will now be considerably larger, and offer high quality and multi-purpose exhibition space. This will tie in a new name and re-launch of the gallery.
Images(2): PCAD BY DAY : PCAD BY NIGHT
Videos(1 NA): Animation of Reception Area (Not available)
PCAD STATUS - Progressing (Expected Completion Date: 12th September 2010)
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| PCAD NEW LOOK |
Principal, Lynne Staley-Brookes said: “We’re extremely excited about the new design and hope everyone agrees that the outside will now reflect the excellent facilities and creative environment we have inside the building.”
As well as replacing the old PCAD sign with the new logo, the studio theatre will be encased in metal and lit from behind; illuminating the building and skyline dramatically at night.
The front will be extended to create a larger Information Point and gallery. The Gallery will now be considerably larger, and offer high quality and multi-purpose exhibition space. This will tie in a new name and re-launch of the gallery.
Information Point will be revamped too, with a dynamic visual impact and welcoming area for the public, visitors and students.
An extensive green and landscaped frontage will replace the existing front car park, giving space for students, staff and the public to meet, sit, and display external sculptures for example.
Materials used in the build, along with replacement windows have been chosen to improve the building’s sustainability and environmental impact.
During the works period, alternative entrances will be used at the rear and side of the building and new signage will make access as easy as possible.
Friday, 16 April 2010
Mixed Use Developments: Ker Street
Ker Street QUICK DETAILS!
Ker Street STATUS -
Progressing (Expected Completion Date: Unknown)
This mixed-use regeneration development is part of a Devonport master plan for the regeneration of the Devonport area. The first phase of the regeneration focuses around the grade I listed Guildhall, the North side of Ker Street, the ‘Bullring’ and flats to the West.
Phase 1 includes 62 new homes, comprising of different sized houses with gardens and apartments, including 30 affordable dwellings.
The outcome of phase 1 is to create new streets, which connect better with neighbouring developments and making more of the historic environment, topography and relationship to the waterfront.
Images(4): Plan Layout (PDF), Elevations (PDF), Phases and Plan Layout (PDF), Street Views(PDF)
Videos(0):
Videos(0):
Sources (2): http://www.westco-properties.co.uk/current/devonport
http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/planningdoc-2?appno=07-02449-FUL
http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/planningdoc-2?appno=07-02449-FUL
Ker Street STATUS -
Progressing (Expected Completion Date: Unknown)
This mixed-use regeneration development is part of a Devonport master plan for the regeneration of the Devonport area. The first phase of the regeneration focuses around the grade I listed Guildhall, the North side of Ker Street, the ‘Bullring’ and flats to the West.
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| Ker Street |
The outcome of phase 1 is to create new streets, which connect better with neighbouring developments and making more of the historic environment, topography and relationship to the waterfront.
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