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Bonded-Warehouse-Workspace-Book-LR-Spreads-20.09.18.Pdf 2 3 RE-IMAGINED FOR MODERN INDUSTRY 4 5 INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE Works taking place on the external facade of the Bonded Warehouse. Originally constructed as a bonded goods warehouse with a railway line passing directly into the building for secure movement and storage, the new Bonded Warehouse has retained the heritage architecture and aesthetic design. 6 7 HERITAGE One of Manchester’s oldest warehouses, the Bonded Warehouse dates back to the 1860s. It was originally constructed in 1869 as a six storey brick warehouse building, with access for trains by three tracks and turntables off the adjacent viaduct. The land between Liverpool Road and Charles Street provided the site for the terminus of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway (L&MR) which opened in 1830. The L&MR station was the terminus of the world’s first passenger railway. By 1844 passenger services were transferred to the new Victoria station and the area to the North of Liverpool Road station was redeveloped as a goods yard. In 1982 Granada Television converted the building for use as television studios, rehearsal space, offices and other ancillary uses. Arranged over Lower Ground, Upper Ground and first to fourth floors. The lower floors include a number of arches to the south which form part of the original railway viaduct. The lower ground, upper ground and the second to fourth floors were historically used as storage areas for goods such as grain and tobacco transported to and from Manchester. The first floor is double height with a brick vaulted ceiling, originally to allow for train access from the adjacent railway viaduct for unloading of goods within the building. 8 9 HERITAGE Goad map of Manchester 1880s. Note: Bonded Warehouse (203M, former Charles St Warehouse) south of Grape Street. 10 11 MODERN INDUSTRY The Bonded Warehouse is the first dedicated workspace to go live within Enterprise City. The iconic 1800s warehouse has been redesigned and reconfigured to be the enterprise hub for small to medium sized businesses. 12 13 The Enterprise City launch April 2017 at Old Granada Studios, Manchester THE BONDED WAREHOUSE AT ENTERPRISE CITY - - - A DESTINATION FOR ENTERPRISE, CREATIVITY, INNOVATIVE WORKING AND LEISURE. 14 15 THE PLACE 16 17 Enterprise City is the anchor of St. John’s, a new neighbourhood for enterprise, culture and living. St. John’s, based on the former Granada Television site, will provide places to work, places to stay, places to eat, places to drink, places to shop; it’s everything, it’s ‘a city within a city’ and set to become a thriving community. Enterprise City has re-conceived the link between successful business and place-making. It’s at the very heart of a new creative, technological and thoroughly modern place where leading-edge anchor institutions and corporate companies cluster and connect with start-ups, business incubators and accelerators. stjohnsmanchester.com 18 19 ENTERPRISE CITY AT ST. JOHN’S IS THE PLACE FOR MODERN INDUSTRY IN MANCHESTER 20 21 WE CONNECT MODERN INDUSTRIES AND PEOPLE WHO ARE DRIVING MANCHESTER’S TECH, DIGITAL Clusters don’t pop up anywhere, they develop where an environment AND CREATIVE enables activity to thrive. Enterprise City is a community made of up of the tech, digital and creative industries at St. John’s, a new FUTURE. neighbourhood for Manchester. 22 23 THE CITY’S NEW DIGITAL, TECH AND CREATIVE HUB. Enterprise City is a vibrant mix of digital, technology and creative industries, and companies that are enabled by these industries. This is how we nurture, create and ensure a sustainable eco-system, where there is a good reason to be, it’s not just a property or place of work, it’s a place beyond the physical environment. Enterprise City is a modern industrial city where science, research, innovation, skills, energy and infrastructure support businesses to start and grow. Nothing about Enterprise City is homogeneous, every building and every space is capable of being unique, whether it be a start-up or a multinational corporation, every business will find a space they want to be in. Every space can be crafted and curated to fit the exact industry needs. 24 25 THE INVENTORY Enterprise City provides A diverse inventory The Bonded ABC Manchester infrastructure for of spaces is essential Warehouse Goods Yard disruption and the if Manchester is to expansion of modern continue to attract, industry. In 2018, Allied retain and create London are launching talent. The unique mix three key assets: of cultural, heritage Bonded Warehouse, The and modern assets at Globe & Old Granada Breeze ABC Buildings and All St. John’s makes it the Simpson Studios Studios Studios. Collectively perfect location to enhancing Manchester’s establish Enterprise growth as a true City. international destination for enterprise. Stage One Stage Two Riverside Studios THE INVENTORY OF USES Workspace Restaurants Boutique co-working Media studios Social spaces Broadcast studios E C Event spaces Recording studios F&B production spaces Tech incubators Campfield Yard Makers spaces Production facilities Bars Live/Work spaces 26 27 MASTERPLAN 1010 SPINNINGFIELDS 1. BONDED WAREHOUSE 2. GLOBE & SIMPSON 2 3. MANCHESTER GOODS YARD 4. OLD GRANADA STUDIOS 5. STAGE ONE 6. STAGE TWO 7. THE BREEZE STUDIO 9 8. CAMPFIELD YARD 2 9. THE ABC BUILDINGS 10. RIVERSIDE STUDIOS ST. JOHN’S THE CLUSTER EFFECT Clusters don’t just pop up anywhere, they 3 7 develop where an environment enables activity to thrive. At Allied London 4 we understand this principle, we have 1 researched, and we have experienced; 1 we have experimented through our property development activity and our operational activity; we have created our own anecdotal evidence to support the 5 development of Enterprise City. 6 6 Enterprise City provides infrastructure, it’s infrastructure for new enterprising businesses that have very quickly harnessed new technologies, it’s also for established businesses; film, TV and music; 8 media, retail and the creative sectors. It’s equally infrastructure for those that want to start or develop a business, particularly those operating in the digital, technology and creative industries. 28 29 THE AREA 30 31 Allied London have been active in Manchester for over 20 years creating and delivering one of the largest and most successful developments in Europe, Spinningfields. They are ideally positioned to deliver St. John’s and Enterprise City. Allied London’s creation of this main business district in Manchester, was enhanced in 2017 with the introduction of its first digital and tech focused building, XYZ. This subsequently has helped to attract a host of companies into Spinningfields from the financial, media and technology sectors including Global Radio, O2, MediaCom, WeWork and Shoosmiths. ALLIED LONDON IN MANCHESTER 32 33 LOCATION MILLER STREET VICTORIA STATION The Bonded Warehouse is SWAN STREET ideally situated at the heart SHUDEHILL of the city centre. Forming NATIONAL FOOTBALL a central part of the new MUSEUM NORTHERN GREAT ANCOATS Enterprise City cluster QUARTER MANCHESTER the re-invented Bonded ARNDALE Warehouse will provide MARKET STREET DEANSGATE PARSONAGE OLDHAM STREET GARDENS state of the art workspaces SALFORD MARKET CENTRAL STREET LEVER STREET for modern working along STATION PICCADILLY NEWTON STREET side a whole host of retail BRIDGE STREET ANCOATS PICCADILLY GARDENS JOHN DALTON ST and leisure operators. CROSS STREET SPINNINGFIELDS PICCADILLY GARDENS ALBERT SQUARE LONDON ROAD DEANSGATE TOWN HALL QUAY STREET PRINCESSCHINATOWN STREET CENTRAL LIBRARY PETER STREET ST. JOHN’S STORE STREET GARDENS GAY CHORLTON STREET PICCADILLY VILLAGE STATION ST PETERS SACKVILLE STREET KAMPUS SQUARE MOSI AYTOUN ROAD GREAT LIVERPOOL ROAD NORTHERN HOME WAREHOUSE MANCHESTER CENTRAL SACKVILLE OXFORD STREET BEETHAM GARDENS TOWER FAIRFIELD STREET PORTLAND STREET GREAT BRIDGEWATER STREET WHITWORTH STREET DEANSGATE / CASTLEFIELD OXFORD ROAD CASTLEFIELD STATION PRINCESS STREET W H I T W O R T H S T W E S T DEANSGATE STATION OXFORD ROAD ARDWICK MANCUNION WAY 34 35 CONNECTIONS Bus Metrolink Manchester is one of the best- The Metro Shuttle Bus is a free bus service Metrolink trams with services throughout throughout Manchester City Centre and Greater Manchester operate in the city connected cities in the UK with routes 1, 2 and 3 all serve the Bonded centre. The stops closest to the Bonded excellent local, regional, national and Warehouse. All services run approximately Warehouse are: every 10 to 12 minutes, Monday to Sunday. international transport connections • Victoria • St Peter’s Square For more information please visit Transport via road, rail and air. • Deansgate-Castlefield for Greater Manchester www.tfgm.com For more information please visit Transport for Greater Manchester www.metrolink.co.uk Train 250 P+R Weaste 100 217 ECCLES Langworthy There are five railway stations P+R P+R Ladywell Manchester Metro Map Broadway Bowker 369 all within easy walking distance Vale P Prestwich P Whitefield P+R Milnrow Newbold ROCHDALE MediaCityUK Harbour City BURY Newhey TOWN P Crumpsall Heaton P Besseso’ P+R Radcliffe Kingsway Rochdale CENTRE Anchorage of the Bonded Warehouse. Park th’ Barn 216 Business Park Railway ALTRINCHAM Abraham P Station Salford Quays Moss Derker Shaw and Crompton Navigation 270 Road Exchange Quay Queens P+R Road P+R Pomona Oldham 251 DEANSGATE- 190 Central Oldham P+R Timperley108 Dane Old Central South CASTLEFIELD Park FailsworthP+R Chadderton Westwood Mumps 81 P+R Sale Road Stretford Trafford Trafford Bar Victoria MANCHESTER Monsall Newton Freehold AIRPORT P P CITY
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