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Document.Pdf XYZ IS THE LANDMARK DEFINED BY: ITS STRUCTURE: STRUCTURE THE STANDARD TO WHICH IT IS BUILT ITS CULTURE: CULTURE THE WAY IN WHICH IT COMMUNICATES TO ITS USERS ITS DYNAMIC: DYNAMIC HOW IT RESPONDS FAVOURABLY TO CHANGE IN TIME, THE LANDMARK BECOMES THE BENCHMARK... XYZ SPINNINGFIELDS XYZ SPINNINGFIELDS — ESTATE Spinningfields is one of Europe’s THE FACTS: leading city centre real estate development projects and has — Home to 165 commercial — 12% of Spinningfields workers earn created an entire new city quarter. organisations. over £60,000 per annum, 40% over £30,000 per annum. Situated at the heart of Manchester, — Over 400 residential apartments. Spinningfields is at the centre of the — 66% of workers are female, and economic and cultural capital of the — 37 restaurants, bars, coffee shops 49% are aged between 25 and 34. north-west. and eateries. — Spinningfields has a 67,000 person Over the last decade Spinningfields — 14 retail outlets. ‘Yellow Card’ loyalty membership has evolved to become one of Europe’s scheme which accounts for in excess — Over 16,000 resident workers, with most impressive and successful of 40% of the restaurant spend. a further 6,000 workers within a five 24/7 real estate developments. It’s been minute walk. an astonishing story so far and one — Currently there are over 47,500 Twitter followers and via the that’s constantly evolving. — Daily footfall of 14,000 people, Facebook page over 8,500 fans. which increases to 25,000 during SECURITY / MANAGEMENT / HELP DESK the events season. — Spinningfieldsonline.com receives c.80,000 page views per month and CAR PARKING / INFRASTRUCTURE / SAFETY — Visitors to the estate are typically AB1 a regular e-newsletter is circulated professional, shoppers and families. LEISURE / EVENTS / COMMUNICATION to the 35,000 people on the — Annual events attracting in excess Spinningfields database. of 300,000 people every year. — The overall size of the Spinningfields — 5 .5 million visitors per annum. estate is 4.5 million sq ft (418,050 sqm). — Combined retail and leisure spending — Spinningfields equals £2 billion net in excess of £50 million per annum. worth of assets. XYZ SPINNINGFIELDS — XYZ SUPPORT XYZ SPINNINGFIELDS – INFRASTRUCTURE PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT / FACILITIES MANAGEMENT ACCESSIBILITY / TRAIN / BUS SECURITY MANAGEMENT / IT INFRASTRUCTURE BIKE / PARKING / SAFE HELP DESK / STAFF PRIORITY STAFF AMENITY XYZ SPINNINGFIELDS – DELIVERY XYZ SPINNINGFIELDS – XYZ SPACE — WORKSPACE AWARD WINNING DEVELOPMENT COMPANY — EVENT SPACE CREATED, DELIVERED AND MANAGING SPINNINGFIELDS — CONFERENCE SPACE — RELAX SPACE — AMENITY SPACE — MEETING SPACE AWARD WINNING PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AND FM PROVIDER — THINKING SPACE SMC – SPINNINGFIELDS MANAGEMENT COMPANY — CO-WORK SPACE — BREAKOUT SPACE — WELLBEING AND FITNESS SPACE — SOCIAL SPACE AWARD WINNING WORKSPACE PLATFORM SPINNINGFIELDS WORKSPACE AND CO-WORK FACILITATOR A PLACE TO ENJOY WORK… XYZ SPINNINGFIELDS XYZ SPINNINGFIELDS WHATEVER YOUR AREA OF EXPERTISE, THIS IS A PLACE SPINNINGFIELDS IS HOME TO SOME OF THE LARGEST WHERE YOU CAN BE YOURSELF AND REALLY FLOURISH. CORPORATE AND PROFESSIONAL BUSINESSES IN EUROPE. BUILDINGS RETAIL RESTAURANT/BAR PROFESSIONAL CORPORATE FINANCIAL — Civil Justice Centre — David Wayman — Artisan — Southern Eleven — Baker Tilley — Shoosmiths — Barton Wilmore — Allied Irish Bank — 1 Byrom Place — Emporio Armani — Australasia — Tattu — BDO — Smith & Williamson — Business Growth Fund — Bank of New York Mellon — 1 Hardman Boulevard — Flannels — Bagel Nash — Thaikhun — DAC Beachcroft LLP — Tandem Law — Capital Properties — Barclays Bank — 1 Spinningfields square — John Rylands Library — Café Rylands — The Alchemist — Deloitte — TLT Solicitors — Datalex — Brewin Dolphin — 1 The Avenue — Mulberry — Carluccios — The Kitchens — Douglass Scott — Towergate Insurance — Ecclesiastical Insurance — Brown Shipley — 2 Hardman Street — Oliver Sweeny — Comptoir Libanais — The Lawn Club Recruitments — General Medical Council — Coutts — 3 Hardman Square — Philip Stoner — Costa Coffee — The Oast House — DWF — Great Fridays — HSBC — 3 Hardman Street — TM Lewin — Dockyard — The Slug and Lettuce — Enterprise Assist — i2 Office Group — Investec — 4 Hardman Square — Waitrose — Fazenda — Wagamama — Grant Thornton — Leonard Curtis — Montagu Private Equity — County Court — WH Smiths — Frurt — Wahu — Gravitas Recruitment — Lambert Smith Hampton — Northedge Capital — Crown Courts — HSBC — GBK — Zizzi — JMW Solicitors — Marks & Spencer — Royal Bank of Scotland — John Rylands Library — Mr Male Grooming — Giraffe — Lincoln House Chambers — Mediacom — Magistrates Court — Natwest — Grand Pacific — Nabarro LLP — Outsourcery — Mancat — NCP — Greggs — Oliver James Associates — PKF — Number 1 Spinningfields — Nicky Clarke — Hey Little Cupcake — Ozon Law — Regus — Opera House — People’s History Museum — Iberica — Page Group — WorldPay — Pump House Museum — Pure Gym — Leftbank Café — Pinsent Masons — Sunlight House — Manchester House — PricewaterhouseCoopers — The XYZ Building — Nandos — Pro Manchester — Tower 12 — Neighbourhood — Robert Walters — Vantage Point — Pret a Manger — Sacco Mann — Scene SPINNINGFIELDS RETAIL AND LEISURE Spinningfields is a vibrant, retail, leisure, entertainment and cultural events venue with luxury international fashion brands, restaurants and bars, serving both a dominant office population and an increasing visitor population of over 5.5 million people a year. It has a unique retail / lifestyle pitch for luxury shopping including stores such as Armani, Flannels, Philip Stoner, Mulberry and Nicky Clarke, mixing together with what have become some of the city’s best and most popular restaurants: Australasia, The Alchemist, Artisan, Manchester House, Neighbourhood and Iberica. A thriving destination for shoppers, tourists and diners alike, Spinningfields is a resounding commercial success. SPINNINGFIELDS CULTURE AND EVENTS Spinningfields is firmly established as a centre for culture. Located within the estate is the Opera House, the People’s History Museum and the John Rylands Library, as well as a whole host of cultural events throughout the year. Spinningfields is also the location for a series of city centre ‘pillar events’ such as outdoor cinema screenings, the Manchester winter ice rink and a series of festivals throughout the year. Interspersed with these major events are a series of smaller events and promotions, which bring in an annual audience in excess of 300,000 people. TRAIN STATIONS TRAMS MANCHESTER AIRPORT KEY There are five stations all within easy Various trams operate in the city Driving 9.7 miles, 28 mins Spinningfields walking distance of The XYZ Building. centre and the stops closest to Train 15 to 25 mins The XYZ Building are: Metro Shuttle 1 SALFORD CENTRAL Metro Shuttle 2 PICCADILLY STATION Manchester Airport to Manchester Metro Shuttle 3 Walking 1.2 miles, 25 mins VICTORIA STATION Piccadilly or Manchester Oxford Road Driving 1.3 miles, 12 mins ST PETER’S SQUARE N E W B Cycling 1.3 miles, 11 mins DEANSGATE For more information you can visit A I L E Y CAR PARK 5 Manchester Airport S T R E M E T I L N L VICTORIA STATION For more information you can visit www.manchesterairport.co.uk E U W I R T E R E S Walking 0.8 miles, 17 mins Transport for Greater Manchester or National Rail Enquiries V I K R B I N G R I D ST G 2 R E E E T T ST Driving 0.9 miles, 5 mins www.metrolink.co.uk www.nationalrail.co.uk M R E E N E T E LEFTBANK I E N W MANCHESTER R CIVIL U TOWER 12 T Cycling 1 mile, 6 mins S Q T JUSTICE COURTS OF E U S S A CENTRE JUSTICE S Y O S E R T R T J O C A H SALFORD STATION E N E THE G D A T S L T O OAST MAGISTRATES N N S Walking 0.2 miles, 2 mins BUSES CAR PARKING AT SPINNINGFIELDS A T HOUSE COURT R E JOHN RYLANDS E E T D LIBRARY 1 HARDMAN C Driving 0.2 miles, 1 mins H BOULEVARD A 1 THE AVENUE R L O Cycling 0.2 miles, 1 mins Metro Shuttle Bus is a free bus service A 24 hour NCP car park is located in CAR PARK T 4 HARDMAN 3 HARDMAN B T O E SQUARE STREET O S T T throughout Manchester city centre, routes the heart of the city for easy access to NO.1 SPINNINGFIELDS H R S E T E SQUARE R T E 3 HARDMAN E DEANSGATE 1, 2 and 3 all pass through Spinningfields. The XYZ Building and Spinningfields. H T A R D M SQUARE A N S T R E E T T Walking 0.5 miles, 11 mins All services run approximately every E THE LAWN E 2 HARDMAN R L L O P MANCHESTER PICCADILLY CLUB T STREET Y D S R Driving 0.6 miles, 4 mins 10 to 12 minutes, Monday to Sunday. Spinningfields, New Quay Street, S T R E I E T N C M E S NO.1 SPINNINGFIELDS O S Cycling 0.5 miles, 5 mins Manchester M3 3BE. R S T Y OPERA R B E E For more information you can visit ST JOHN’S HOUSE T A NEW MANCHESTER T OXFORD ROAD Transport for Greater Manchester For more information on the location Q E NEIGHBOURHOOD UA Y E S T R R E E T T Walking 0.7 miles, 16 mins www.tfgm.com and charges please visit NCP S T N Driving 1.1 miles, 9 mins www.ncp.co.uk U CENTRAL O P E LIBRARY T E M R S T Cycling 1 miles, 8 mins R E E T Manchester to London 2hrs 8mins Manchester to Leeds 48mins Manchester to Liverpool 51mins DEANSGATE MANCHESTER OXFORD ROAD Manchester to Birmingham 1hr 26mins Manchester to Sheffield 48mins The Ordsall Chord will make Spinningfields The Second City Crossing will increase the SUPER CONNECTIVITY AND one of the best connected sites in Manchester, SUPER CONNECTIVITY AND capacity, flexibility and reliability of all of the IMPROVED ACCESS TO SPINNINGFIELDS providing a new service to connect Manchester IMPROVED ACCESS TO SPINNINGFIELDS network’s new lines and enable them to operate Piccadilly, Oxford Road and Victoria stations, to their fullest – in turn improving access to THE ORDSALL CHORD while also creating faster train journeys between METROLINK – SECOND CITY CROSSING Spinningfields from across the city.
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