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Making a Statement in Nottingham “Unity Square Embodies Peel’S Ethos of Quality Design, Sustainability and Long Term Investment.” Making a Statement in Nottingham “Unity Square embodies Peel’s ethos of quality design, sustainability and long term investment.” John Whittaker, Chairman - Peel Land & Property “Unity Square will be an exciting new cityscape, of complimentary buildings A Fantastic Address set in a lively and dynamic public realm. It is a development of national stature and of the highest quality, befitting the regional capital of the East Midlands.” “Unity Square is set to become the centrepiece for the Southside Business /25 /27 District. People will be greeted by the new /26 A Premier Location mixed use scheme as they enter the City from The Hub.” 16 1 13 Lorraine Baggs - Invest in Nottingham / / The Hub (Nottingham Railway Station) / Peoples College /2 Loxley House – Nottingham City /14 Nottingham Castle Council Headquarters /15 Lister Gate – Prime Retail Nottingham /3 Capital One European Headquarters /16 Old Market Square, Nottingham /4 Mixed retail leading into the City Centre /17 The Lace Market /5 Westfi eld Nottingham (Formerly /18 Nottingham Contemporary Art Gallery The Broadmarsh Centre) Currently 19 St Mary’s Church 17 / / 450,000 sqft of Retail – Proposals to /20 Southreef Phases 1 and 2, Canal Street 21 /14 Extend to over 1 Million sqft / Sentinel 15 6 22 23 / / Nottingham Magistrates Court / Meadows Gateway / Complex 23 The Park – High Quality Residential Area. 18 / /13 / /7 Nottingham Archive Offi ce /24 New Castle House /5 /19 /8 Nottingham Crown Court Complex /25 Nottingham Trent University /9 Canal Side bars & restaurants /26 Corner House /10 Castle Wharf Complex - Offi ce, Bars /27 Victoria Centre /24 & Restaurants /11 Inland Revenue Headquarters Tram Line /12 Castle Marina – Mixed Use Area Proposed Net Extension /10 11 / 7 / 4 /8 /9 / 20 /6 / /12 2 /3 Unity Square is part of 1 / the emerging Southside / Business District 1 /21 / /22 /9 /11 /16 Carrington Street “Unity Square is intended to 3 Unity Square has planning consent for up to: accommodate a mix of local and Exemplary Design international occupiers.” › 290,000 sqft for Class B1(a) use (offi ce) › 107,000 sqft for Class C1 use (hotel) › 37,500 sqft for Class D2 use (leisure) › 21,500 sqft for uses falling within Class A1, A2, A3, A4, or A5 (retail) › 10,700 sqft for Class D1 use (community) 190 car parking spaces No. 1 Unity Square › › Total Area 466,700 sqft 2 Arkwright Street North No. 4 Unity Square 1 No. 1 Unity Square › Up to 130,000 sqft of air conditioned Grade A offi ces No. 2 Unity Square over 10 fl oors. No. 3 Unity Square › Plus active ground fl oors. › Designed to be occupied as an HQ Building or to subdivide fl oor by fl oor. Sherrifs Way › High prominence with excellent visibility. › No. 1 Unity Square could No. 4 Unity Square also, in part or whole, suit hotel occupiers. › Up to 130,000 sqft of Grade A offi ce space arranged over 7 fl oors. › Floorplates available up to 19,000 sqft. › Designed to work for occupiers Unity Square will set a new Large or small, the principles of › Long span structures with a requirement for large No. 3 Unity Square No. 2 Unity Square standard for regeneration in the good offi ce design are the same: affording clear un-interrupted fl exible fl oorplates. region. It will be the new modern fl exible space. › Up to 30,000 sqft of Grade A › Designed to suit both offi ce and offi ce address for Nottingham. The creation of the right › Low energy design thought offi ce space. hotel occupiers. address. › through from fi rst principles. The Development is offi ce › Suitable for either a single › Up to 240 rooms or 107,000 sqft The correct location of primary led incorporating high quality, › Combine all of these with great occupier or potential subletting on 12 fl oors. and secondary circulation. on a fl oor by fl oor basis. complimentary, commercial and architectural design and you have › Plus active ground fl oors. hotel uses. › The maximisation of net space Unity Square. combined with the optimisation › Prominent ground fl oor facing The ground fl oor will maximise the new Public Square and of prime and secondary space. /1 Main public square, Unity Square retail, bar, restaurant and leisure 2 Railway Station. A fl exible approach to / Viewing platform, urban space with opportunities creating a vibrant › views of the castle sub-letting and exit strategies. new Public Square. /3 The Hub (Nottingham Railway Station) “Unity Square will be designed to exacting sustainable standards. Green Credentials Each building will meet current environmental requirements being capable of meeting the potential demands of the future.” Orientation / High All offi ce buildings at Unity Square In particularly the development will Levels of Insulation / Naturally Ventilated will be BREEAM Excellent. incorporate the following: The design may also feature a › Solar control through building Rain Water Collection / Low Flush Fixtures & range of renewable energy orientation. Fittings systems and future adaptability Thermally effi cient fabric. for changing technologies: › Low water use appliances and Tram / Train / Bus › › Connection to Nottingham’s rain water collection. district heating system. › High level of user control and › Solar water heating. effi cient appliances. Green Roofs / FSC / Air Tight › Potential for PV’s. › Excellent transport links. › Potential for ground › Cycling hub. source cooling. Effi cient Appliances / User › Green roofs. Solar Power Local Green Energy Wind Turbine Solar Panels Nottingham District Heating System Ground Source Cooling “From first thing in the morning to last thing at night Unity Square is the A Day at Unity Square place in Nottingham to work, socialise and enjoy.” 15:00 › Break which turned into informal meeting. › Grab some coffees from vending area. › Take meeting on the 4th fl oor terrace while the sun is shining. 13:00 17:00 › Off to the Westfi eld to buy › Drop off dry cleaning. a birthday present. Good to Meet friends in the pub around have all these shops on your › the corner for well earned beer. doorstep. Catch late afternoon sun on Pick up sandwich from Unity › › the terrace. Square foodstore. 7:30 9:00 18:20 › Tram to work. › Quick sprint across the Square. › Just a short walk to the station to catch the 6.28 train home. › Short walk to gym for › Dropped off bag and coat spinning class. before hot desking to check emails. › Grabbed a smoothie en-route to offi ce from Juice Bar. › Views across city impressive. 10:30 › New local ‘Green Business’ launch in the hotel conference centre across the Square. › Grab a latte from the coffee bar on way back to the offi ce. www.unitysquare.co.uk Martin Guest CB Richard Ellis DDI: +44 (0)121 627 5506 [email protected] www.cbre.co.uk John Proctor FHP DDI: +44 (0)115 841 1130 [email protected] www.fhp.co.uk Sat Nav Reference for Unity Square: Postcode NG2 1NB Design & Production: 5plus Architects www.5plusarchitects.com Photography: Martine Hamilton Knight www.builtvision.co.uk www.peel.co.uk www.unitysquare.co.uk.
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