Brewery Site Leeds - Revision history

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	For more information, see [http://www.brewerysiteleeds.com www.brewerysiteleeds.com.]		For more information, see [http://www.brewerysiteleeds.com www.brewerysiteleeds.com.]

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	The 6.6 hectare site sits between Crown Point Road, Waterloo Street and Meadow Lane, with The Tetley Building at its centre. It will include a minimum of 2 hectares of urban park, up to 850 homes, up to 85,000m2 of employment space, including spaces for creative industries, up to 15,000m2 of retail, cultural, educational, leisure or health space and hotel/s with up to 400 rooms and ancillary facilities.		The 6.6 hectare site sits between Crown Point Road, Waterloo Street and Meadow Lane, with The Tetley Building at its centre. It will include a minimum of 2 hectares of urban park, up to 850 homes, up to 85,000m2 of employment space, including spaces for creative industries, up to 15,000m2 of retail, cultural, educational, leisure or health space and hotel/s with up to 400 rooms and ancillary facilities.
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	For more information, see [http://www.brewerysiteleeds.com www.brewerysiteleeds.com.]		For more information, see [http://www.brewerysiteleeds.com www.brewerysiteleeds.com.]

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Designing Buildings at 10:47, 17 December 2018

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On 14 December 2018, developer Vastint UK has gained planning permission for the first phase of Brewery Site Leeds.

The 6.6 hectare site sits between Crown Point Road to the south, Waterloo Street to the north and Meadow Lane to the east, with The Tetley Building at its centre. It will include a minimum of 2 hectares of urban park, up to 850 homes, up to 85,000m2 of employment space, including spaces for creative industries, up to 15,000m2 of retail, cultural, educational, leisure or health space and hotel/s with up to 400 rooms and ancillary facilities.

The aim of the scheme is to support the expansion of the city core, providing a vital link connecting the city centre with the Tetley and its creative neighbours, through to the education district and to the communities to the south.

The team presented initial proposals in 2016 which were shaped by detailed consultations with stakeholders including Leeds Planning Department, local residents and businesses. When the City Plans Panel reviewed the scheme in October 2017, councillors were extremely positive in their comments about the scheme.

Councillor James McKenna, chairman of the panel, told the meeting the application was one of “the most exciting I can remember… It is a very, very big application. It is going to bring credit to the city and put us on the map.”

2018 has seen the team negotiate the specific details of the permission with Leeds City Council, as well as undertaking comprehensive traffic modelling to satisfy Highways England. They have also been progressing the next stages of design of the first buildings and the landscaping of the park that will be submitted for approval in 2019 before construction starts in 2020.

Andrew Cobden, Vastint UK Services’ Managing Director said:

“The shared vision for the South Bank is to transform a former industrial site into an exciting new part of Leeds city centre. Our 8.5-hectare holding sits at the heart of the South Bank regeneration area, and we are committed to working in partnership with the city council and other partners to deliver a much-needed city park for everyone.

“We aim to create a truly mixed-use development with great places to work, live and visit. We hope it will be seen as a great asset to the city when we’ve finished; a popular hub of activity and life set around a generously-sized park which helps to reconnect vibrant areas of the city centre.

Vastint UK will bring forward an outline planning application for land south of Crown Point Road later in 2019.

Vastint UK is also developing schemes in London ([http://www.sugarhouseisland.com/ Sugar House Island]) and Cardiff (currently called [https://vastint.eu/uk/projects/cardiff-site/ The Embankment] site).

Vastint is part of Interogo Holding AG in Switzerland, the holding company of the investment businesses focusing on two main areas: Property Investments through Vastint Holding B.V. and Financial Investments.

For more information, see [http://www.brewerysiteleeds.com www.brewerysiteleeds.com.]

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← Older revision		Revision as of 10:47, 17 December 2018
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−	On 14 December 2018, developer Vastint UK ~~has gained~~ planning permission for the first phase of Brewery Site Leeds.	+	On 14 December 2018, developer Vastint UK recieved planning permission for the first phase of Brewery Site Leeds.

−	The 6.6 hectare site sits between Crown Point Road ~~to the south~~, Waterloo Street ~~to the north~~ and Meadow Lane ~~to the east~~, with The Tetley Building at its centre. It will include a minimum of 2 hectares of urban park, up to 850 homes, up to 85,000m2 of employment space, including spaces for creative industries, up to 15,000m2 of retail, cultural, educational, leisure or health space and hotel/s with up to 400 rooms and ancillary facilities.	+	The 6.6 hectare site sits between Crown Point Road, Waterloo Street and Meadow Lane, with The Tetley Building at its centre. It will include a minimum of 2 hectares of urban park, up to 850 homes, up to 85,000m2 of employment space, including spaces for creative industries, up to 15,000m2 of retail, cultural, educational, leisure or health space and hotel/s with up to 400 rooms and ancillary facilities.

−	The ~~aim of the~~ scheme ~~is to~~ support the expansion of the city core, ~~providing a vital link~~ connecting the city centre with the Tetley and its creative neighbours, through to the education district and to the communities to the south.	+	The scheme will support the expansion of the city core, connecting the city centre with the Tetley and its creative neighbours, through to the education district and the communities to the south.

−	The team presented initial proposals in 2016 which were shaped by detailed consultations with ~~stakeholders including~~ Leeds Planning Department, local residents and businesses. When the City Plans Panel reviewed the scheme in October 2017, councillors were extremely positive in their comments about the scheme.	+	The team presented initial proposals in 2016 which were shaped by detailed consultations with Leeds Planning Department, local residents and businesses. When the City Plans Panel reviewed the scheme in October 2017, councillors were extremely positive in their comments about the scheme. Councillor James McKenna, chairman of the panel, told the meeting the application was one of “...the most exciting I can remember… It is a very, very big application. It is going to bring credit to the city and put us on the map.”

−	Councillor James McKenna, chairman of the panel, told the meeting the application was one of “the most exciting I can remember… It is a very, very big application. It is going to bring credit to the city and put us on the map.”	+	2018 has seen the team negotiate the specific details of the permission with Leeds City Council, as well as undertaking comprehensive traffic modelling to satisfy Highways England. They have also been progressing the design of the first buildings and the landscaping of the park that will be submitted for approval in 2019 before construction starts in 2020.
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−	2018 has seen the team negotiate the specific details of the permission with Leeds City Council, as well as undertaking comprehensive traffic modelling to satisfy Highways England. They have also been progressing the ~~next stages of~~ design of the first buildings and the landscaping of the park that will be submitted for approval in 2019 before construction starts in 2020.	+

	Andrew Cobden, Vastint UK Services’ Managing Director said:		Andrew Cobden, Vastint UK Services’ Managing Director said:
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	“The shared vision for the South Bank is to transform a former industrial site into an exciting new part of Leeds city centre. Our 8.5-hectare holding sits at the heart of the South Bank regeneration area, and we are committed to working in partnership with the city council and other partners to deliver a much-needed city park for everyone.		“The shared vision for the South Bank is to transform a former industrial site into an exciting new part of Leeds city centre. Our 8.5-hectare holding sits at the heart of the South Bank regeneration area, and we are committed to working in partnership with the city council and other partners to deliver a much-needed city park for everyone.

−	“We aim to create a truly mixed-use development with great places to work, live and visit. We hope it will be seen as a great asset to the city when we’ve finished; a popular hub of activity and life set around a generously-sized park which helps to reconnect vibrant areas of the city centre.	+	“We aim to create a truly mixed-use development with great places to work, live and visit. We hope it will be seen as a great asset to the city when we’ve finished; a popular hub of activity and life set around a generously-sized park which helps to reconnect vibrant areas of the city centre."
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−	~~Vastint UK will bring forward an outline planning application for land south of Crown Point Road later in 2019.~~	+

−	Vastint UK is also developing schemes in London ([http://www.sugarhouseisland.com/ Sugar House Island]) and Cardiff (currently called [https://vastint.eu/uk/projects/cardiff-site/ The Embankment] site).	+	Vastint UK will bring forward an outline planning application for land south of Crown Point Road later in 2019. They are also developing schemes in London ([http://www.sugarhouseisland.com/ Sugar House Island]) and Cardiff (currently called [https://vastint.eu/uk/projects/cardiff-site/ The Embankment] site).

−	Vastint is part of Interogo Holding AG in Switzerland~~, the holding company of the investment businesses focusing on two main areas: Property Investments through Vastint Holding B.V. and Financial Investments~~.	+	Vastint is part of Interogo Holding AG in Switzerland.

	For more information, see [http://www.brewerysiteleeds.com www.brewerysiteleeds.com.]		For more information, see [http://www.brewerysiteleeds.com www.brewerysiteleeds.com.]

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