Mayfield Regeneration Project - Revision history

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	* UandI Think event with Studio SWINE.		* UandI Think event with Studio SWINE.

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	On 19 September 2016, mixed-use property regeneration specialist U+I announced they had won the £850 Million Mayfield Regeneration Project in Manchester.		On 19 September 2016, mixed-use property regeneration specialist U+I announced they had won the £850 Million Mayfield Regeneration Project in Manchester.
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	* The Movement, Greenwich.		* The Movement, Greenwich.
	* UandI at MIPIM 2017.		* UandI at MIPIM 2017.
		+	* UandI open new Manchester office.
	* UandI Think event with John McDonnell MP.		* UandI Think event with John McDonnell MP.
	* UandI Think event with Studio SWINE.		* UandI Think event with Studio SWINE.

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	On 19 September 2016, mixed-use property regeneration specialist U+I announced they had won the £850 Million Mayfield Regeneration Project in Manchester.		On 19 September 2016, mixed-use property regeneration specialist U+I announced they had won the £850 Million Mayfield Regeneration Project in Manchester.

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	* The Deptford Project.		* The Deptford Project.
	* The Movement, Greenwich.		* The Movement, Greenwich.
		+	* UandI at MIPIM 2017.
	* UandI Think event with John McDonnell MP.		* UandI Think event with John McDonnell MP.
	* UandI Think event with Studio SWINE.		* UandI Think event with Studio SWINE.

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	* Cockpit Yard.		* Cockpit Yard.
	* Friarsgate Shopping Centre, Lichfield.		* Friarsgate Shopping Centre, Lichfield.
		+	* New Garden Square, Birmingham.
	* Preston Barracks, Brighton.		* Preston Barracks, Brighton.
	* Property development and music.		* Property development and music.

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	The Mayfield Partnership is a public sector consortium that includes Manchester City Council, Transport for Greater Manchester and LCR. The 24-acre site is adjacent to Piccadilly station and has been derelict for more than a decade. The proposed masterplan will create a mixed-use community including more than 1,000 homes, a new hotel, 807,000 sq. ft. of offices, leisure and retail space. It has the potential to create 7,500 jobs and will leave a lasting legacy for the city and the wider UK.		The Mayfield Partnership is a public sector consortium that includes Manchester City Council, Transport for Greater Manchester and LCR. The 24-acre site is adjacent to Piccadilly station and has been derelict for more than a decade. The proposed masterplan will create a mixed-use community including more than 1,000 homes, a new hotel, 807,000 sq. ft. of offices, leisure and retail space. It has the potential to create 7,500 jobs and will leave a lasting legacy for the city and the wider UK.

−	U + I has an established presence in Manchester having already been involved in Manchester Arena, and the Axis Tower. They will commit up to £20 million to the project and intend to submit planning applications in 2017.	+	U + I has an established presence in Manchester having already been involved in Manchester Arena and the Axis Tower. They will commit up to £20 million to the project and intend to submit planning applications in 2017.
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−	Matthew Weiner, U+I Chief Executive, said: “This project underlines our commitment to Manchester and our focus on targeting large scale regeneration opportunities... It adds significantly to our portfolio across the UK and follows our appointment as development partner at 8 Albert Embankment in partnership with the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority and Cockpit Yard in partnership with Camden Council earlier this year.”	+

	Sir Richard Leese, Leader of Manchester City Council, said: “The regeneration of this key gateway site, along with the proposed Network Rail Northern hub scheme and the HS2 station will ensure a lasting legacy for Manchester and over time contribute towards fulfilling the Northern Powerhouse growth agenda.”		Sir Richard Leese, Leader of Manchester City Council, said: “The regeneration of this key gateway site, along with the proposed Network Rail Northern hub scheme and the HS2 station will ensure a lasting legacy for Manchester and over time contribute towards fulfilling the Northern Powerhouse growth agenda.”
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		+	Matthew Weiner, U+I Chief Executive, said: “This project underlines our commitment to Manchester and our focus on targeting large scale regeneration opportunities... It adds significantly to our portfolio across the UK and follows our appointment as development partner at 8 Albert Embankment in partnership with the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority and Cockpit Yard in partnership with Camden Council earlier this year.”

	--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]		--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]

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	On 19 September 2016, mixed-use property regeneration specialist U+I announced they had won the £850 Million Mayfield Regeneration Project in Manchester.		On 19 September 2016, mixed-use property regeneration specialist U+I announced they had won the £850 Million Mayfield Regeneration Project in Manchester.

−	The Mayfield Partnership is a public sector consortium that includes Manchester City Council, Transport for Greater Manchester and LCR. The 24-acre site is adjacent to Piccadilly station and has been derelict for more than a decade. The proposed masterplan will create a mixed-use community including ~~the~~ more than 1,000 homes, a new hotel, 807,000 sq. ft. of offices, leisure and retail space. It has the potential to create 7,500 jobs and will leave a lasting legacy for the city and the wider UK.	+	The Mayfield Partnership is a public sector consortium that includes Manchester City Council, Transport for Greater Manchester and LCR. The 24-acre site is adjacent to Piccadilly station and has been derelict for more than a decade. The proposed masterplan will create a mixed-use community including more than 1,000 homes, a new hotel, 807,000 sq. ft. of offices, leisure and retail space. It has the potential to create 7,500 jobs and will leave a lasting legacy for the city and the wider UK.

	U + I has an established presence in Manchester having already been involved in Manchester Arena, and the Axis Tower. They will commit up to £20 million to the project and intend to submit planning applications in 2017.		U + I has an established presence in Manchester having already been involved in Manchester Arena, and the Axis Tower. They will commit up to £20 million to the project and intend to submit planning applications in 2017.

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−	On 19 September 2016, mixed-use property regeneration specialist U+I announced ~~that~~ they had won the £850 Million Mayfield Regeneration Project in Manchester~~, a project that will leave a lasting legacy for the city and the wider UK~~.	+	On 19 September 2016, mixed-use property regeneration specialist U+I announced they had won the £850 Million Mayfield Regeneration Project in Manchester.

−	The Mayfield Partnership is a public sector consortium that includes Manchester City Council, Transport for Greater Manchester and LCR.	+	The Mayfield Partnership is a public sector consortium that includes Manchester City Council, Transport for Greater Manchester and LCR. The 24-acre site is adjacent to Piccadilly station and has been derelict for more than a decade. The proposed masterplan will create a mixed-use community including the more than 1,000 homes, a new hotel, 807,000 sq. ft. of offices, leisure and retail space. It has the potential to create 7,500 jobs and will leave a lasting legacy for the city and the wider UK.

−	~~The 24-acre site is adjacent to Piccadilly station and~~ has been ~~derelict for more than a decade~~. ~~The proposed masterplan~~ will ~~create a mixed-use community including~~ the ~~more than 1,000 homes, a new hotel, 807,000 sq. ft. of offices, leisure~~ and ~~retail space. It has the potential~~ to ~~create 7,500 jobs~~.	+	U + I has an established presence in Manchester having already been involved in Manchester Arena, and the Axis Tower. They will commit up to £20 million to the project and intend to submit planning applications in 2017.

−	U + I ~~has an established presence in Manchester having already been involved Manchester Arena~~, and ~~the Axis Tower~~. ~~They will commit up to £20 million~~ to the ~~project~~ and ~~intend to submit an planning applications~~ in ~~2017~~.	+	Matthew Weiner, U+I Chief Executive, said: “This project underlines our commitment to Manchester and our focus on targeting large scale regeneration opportunities... It adds significantly to our portfolio across the UK and follows our appointment as development partner at 8 Albert Embankment in partnership with the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority and Cockpit Yard in partnership with Camden Council earlier this year.”

−	Matthew Weiner, U+I Chief Executive, said: “This project underlines our commitment to Manchester and our focus on targeting large scale regeneration opportunities, in line with our strategy. It adds significantly to our portfolio across the UK and follows our appointment as development partner at 8 Albert Embankment in partnership with the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority and Cockpit Yard in partnership with Camden Council earlier this year.”	+	Sir Richard Leese, Leader of Manchester City Council, said: “The regeneration of this key gateway site, along with the proposed Network Rail Northern hub scheme and the HS2 station will ensure a lasting legacy for Manchester and over time contribute towards fulfilling the Northern Powerhouse growth agenda.”
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−	Sir Richard Leese, Leader of Manchester City Council, said: “We are delighted to have appointed U+I as our development partner for the Mayfield Quarter. It was a challenging decision given the exceptionally high calibre of candidates; however, we were particularly impressed by U+I’s innovative approach. The regeneration of this key gateway site, along with the proposed Network Rail Northern hub scheme and the HS2 station will ensure a lasting legacy for Manchester and over time contribute towards fulfilling the Northern Powerhouse growth agenda~~. We are confident that U+I has the expertise and experience to successfully drive this world-class development forward and are now excited to see our vision for Mayfield take shape~~.”	+

	--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]		--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]

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	Sir Richard Leese, Leader of Manchester City Council, said: “We are delighted to have appointed U+I as our development partner for the Mayfield Quarter. It was a challenging decision given the exceptionally high calibre of candidates; however, we were particularly impressed by U+I’s innovative approach. The regeneration of this key gateway site, along with the proposed Network Rail Northern hub scheme and the HS2 station will ensure a lasting legacy for Manchester and over time contribute towards fulfilling the Northern Powerhouse growth agenda. We are confident that U+I has the expertise and experience to successfully drive this world-class development forward and are now excited to see our vision for Mayfield take shape.”		Sir Richard Leese, Leader of Manchester City Council, said: “We are delighted to have appointed U+I as our development partner for the Mayfield Quarter. It was a challenging decision given the exceptionally high calibre of candidates; however, we were particularly impressed by U+I’s innovative approach. The regeneration of this key gateway site, along with the proposed Network Rail Northern hub scheme and the HS2 station will ensure a lasting legacy for Manchester and over time contribute towards fulfilling the Northern Powerhouse growth agenda. We are confident that U+I has the expertise and experience to successfully drive this world-class development forward and are now excited to see our vision for Mayfield take shape.”
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		+	--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]
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		+	= Find out more =
		+
		+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
		+
		+	* Algarve House, Southwark.
		+	* Blackhorse Road regeneration.
		+	* Circus Street, Brighton.
		+	* Clapham One.
		+	* Cockpit Yard.
		+	* Friarsgate Shopping Centre, Lichfield.
		+	* Preston Barracks, Brighton.
		+	* Property development and music.
		+	* Spirit of Sittingbourne, Kent.
		+	* The Deptford Project.
		+	* The Movement, Greenwich.
		+	* UandI Think event with John McDonnell MP.
		+	* UandI Think event with Studio SWINE.

	[[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]]		[[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]]

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On 19 September 2016, mixed-use property regeneration specialist U+I announced that they had won the £850 Million Mayfield Regeneration Project in Manchester, a project that will leave a lasting legacy for the city and the wider UK.

The Mayfield Partnership is a public sector consortium that includes Manchester City Council, Transport for Greater Manchester and LCR.

The 24-acre site is adjacent to Piccadilly station and has been derelict for more than a decade. The proposed masterplan will create a mixed-use community including the more than 1,000 homes, a new hotel, 807,000 sq. ft. of offices, leisure and retail space. It has the potential to create 7,500 jobs.

U + I has an established presence in Manchester having already been involved Manchester Arena, and the Axis Tower. They will commit up to £20 million to the project and intend to submit an planning applications in 2017.

Matthew Weiner, U+I Chief Executive, said: “This project underlines our commitment to Manchester and our focus on targeting large scale regeneration opportunities, in line with our strategy. It adds significantly to our portfolio across the UK and follows our appointment as development partner at 8 Albert Embankment in partnership with the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority and Cockpit Yard in partnership with Camden Council earlier this year.”

Sir Richard Leese, Leader of Manchester City Council, said: “We are delighted to have appointed U+I as our development partner for the Mayfield Quarter. It was a challenging decision given the exceptionally high calibre of candidates; however, we were particularly impressed by U+I’s innovative approach. The regeneration of this key gateway site, along with the proposed Network Rail Northern hub scheme and the HS2 station will ensure a lasting legacy for Manchester and over time contribute towards fulfilling the Northern Powerhouse growth agenda. We are confident that U+I has the expertise and experience to successfully drive this world-class development forward and are now excited to see our vision for Mayfield take shape.”

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