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Offices-Brochure.Pdf @@NORTHLIGHTNORTHLIGHT Your Space at Northlight “Bringing the past to life” Built in 1832 and once the beating heart of industrial Lancashire, this former cotton mill and local landmark will be regenerated into one of the most exciting developments in the North of England. Your Space at Northlight CONTENTS Location The Site Your Space To Work Your Space at Northlight NORTHLIGHT LOCATION FACILITIES WORK LIVE Direct access to motorway network. Indoor and outdoor leisure. Fully serviced flexible work spaces. Spacious apartments. Good public transport access, Adult learning centre. Collaboration space. Modern living. including railway and cycle network. Creative hub. Designated parking. Social amenities. Your Space at Northlight J N C T 1 2 LOCATION M 6 5 Northlight will be a go-to destination for the region that will provide a major attraction for all ages, with good access and links to motorways and public transport, on site parking, complimentary amenities within the wider site and not forgetting the breathtaking views and setting. Situated within a listed mill complex along the Leeds Liverpool Canal, Your Space will provide a new focus for the town of Brierfield and the Borough of Pendle, bringing regeneration, investment, jobs and growth that will attract visitors to the area. Brierfield Mill complex is located on the south bank of the Leeds Liverpool Canal in Brierfield, Nelson. It is served by excellent road access from the nearby M65, and Brierfield train station is immediately adjacent to the site, with well-serviced bus M65 A6068 stops also within close walking distance. Cycle links include the Sustrans National LEEDS/BRADFORD BLACKPOOL PADIHAM AIRPORT M55 A1M Cycle Network (Route 68) which runs along the canal towpath through Pendle. M6 M65 BURNLEY Leeds PRESTON BLACKBURN M606 M62 M65 M66 M62 B R I E R F I E L D M61 M1 M6 M602 Manchester Liverpool M62 M62 M56 MANCHESTER LIVERPOOL AIRPORT AIRPORT M53 M6 M56 MINUTES MINUTES MINUTES MINUTES Train station M65 Preston Manchester Shops Supermarkets Blackburn Leeds Restaurants Burnley centre Skipton Liverpool Shops Nelson centre Rochdale Canal footpath Colne centre Bury Your Space at Northlight NORTHLIGHT Northlight Mill Complex is a Grade II Listed focal point of the Brierfield Mills Conservation Area and represents an important landmark in Lancashire. The site was vacant from 2006 and added to the Heritage at Risk Register in 2009. One of the main objectives of the proposed development was to regenerate the site whilst preserving the important architectural features and character of the Mill Complex, whilst beginning a successful new chapter with fully functioning buildings that create a destination for the region. That destination is Your Space. THE GARAGE LAL The Mill Complex is a dominant feature and a landmark in Pendle. The North and South Mills are visible from a great distance and are important to the local vista. The large scale of the mill buildings, in comparison with the neighbouring estates, ensures THE LEISURE BOX that it is clearly visible from the motorway; making it an easy destination to reach. The Leeds Liverpool Canal is a strong feature of the site and the master plan proposes to re-engage Northlight with the canal to include a new marina and the introduction of water-based activities, with improved and increased public access and positive connections to both sides of the canal. T H E S T R E E T The site is split into five clearly-defined buildings: Building 1: Burnley Football Club Leisure Box, completed January 2019 with an outdoor football pitch due for 2019. Building 2: Lancashire Adult Learning College moved into its new premises taking possession of part of building 2, in 2017. Refurbishment of the remaining part of building 2 is due to begin in 2019. Building 3: Your Space due for completion 2019. C A N A L Building 4: Refurbishment due in 2019. Building 5: The Garage, completed with InSitu Artists in Residence, commencing in November 2018. Your Space at Northlight LEISURE BOX. LEARNING Burnley FC in the Community is a self-financing registered charity (no; 1155856) Lancashire Adult Learning Centre relocated its head office to the ground and first with a mission to support communities, inspire communities and deliver change in floors of the Northlight Shed Building 2 on Glen Way in 2017. The facility, which helps communities. This is achieved through the delivery of three community objectives; to support some of the 22,000 adult learners in Lancashire, includes: • To provide tangible community outcomes across key themes of work including sports participation, education, health, social inclusion and community facilities. • 5 classrooms • To be a self-financing, viable charity embedded within the ethos of the football • 1 study / library club. • 1 student hot desk/ break out area • To work with individuals and organisations to establish strong partnerships to • 3 staff rooms develop and deliver worthwhile and beneficial community projects. • 1 carer shop / reception area Burnley FC in the Community has led this fantastic facility at Northlight in Brierfield. Lancashire Adult Learning has a wide range of courses and learning opportunities for The new Leisure Box is housed in the existing high bay warehouse and provides the adults across Lancashire, helping to rediscover a love of learning and developing new following facilities for the community: skills. • Indoor climbing Image to be added • Gymnasium • Kids’ Zone and children’s soft play area with party rooms and café • 3G indoor pitch, basketball, netball, badminton and cricket nets • Two dance and fitness studios • Two classroom spaces The new facility provides a place for local community to gather and learn new skills, do different activities and integrate within different social circles, whilst at the same time improve fitness, health and wellbeing. The facility will help attract people to the development and help the area become more sustainable. Your Space at Northlight SITE GARAGE The transformed Grade II Listed Northlight Mills Complex will be an open, accessible public space. The existing pedestrian footpaths that permeate the site have been improved, following an uplift in surface materials. A new Artists’ Studio and Exhibition Space opened in Building 5, The Garage, in The locations of the car parks are an important gateway setting to the development, November 2018. The building provides a flexible and creative environment for both with prominent boundary treatment consisting of both soft and hard landscape in-house and visiting artists from around the world. features helping to define the different parking areas aligned to each building. Shrub planting and floral planting will provide a sensitive setting on arrival and soften the Designed to accommodate Artists in Residence, an extended upper floor area dominance of the car parks. provides a number of short stay sleeping spaces which transform during the day into working studio areas, with larger studio and gallery space on the ground floor. The planting strategy seeks to provide a mix of native and ornamental species to provide ecological and aesthetic qualities to the external environment by: • Creating an attractive environment with year-round colour and interest, • Helping to define boundaries and public areas, • Acting as a buffer to noise pollution, • Planting native / indigenous species which enhance existing boundaries, • Including both an informal garden and more formal style, with specimen trees in avenues. Your Space at Northlight WORK Your Space To Work offers private commercial office space with a shared reception and concierge service. More than just a place to work, but space for creativity and recreation. A destination where collaboration between businesses is actively encouraged. Your Space To Work is located on the ground floor of the mill complex with designated car parking available on site, free of charge. Easily accessible for commuters, just two minutes from the M65 motorway, the cities of Manchester, WORK Leeds and Liverpool are all within an hour’s drive. The location has the added convenience of a train station situated immediately adjacent and Manchester and Liverpool Airports around an hour way for international visitors. Your Space at Northlight WORK Your Space To Work offers fresh, inspiring office spaces suiting the needs of today’s forward-thinking businesses. Versatility in the design means we can present office spaces ranging from 104 sq/ft to 1007 sq/ft, making Your Space To Work suitable for new start-up businesses, large PLCs and everything in between. Your Space at Northlight COLLABORATION SPACE HOT DESK OFFICE 19 PERSON OFFICE 17 PERSON OFFICE 20 PERSON OFFICE INFORMATION 253m2 67m2 88m2 81m2 93m2 2730ft2 728ft2 951ft2 880ft2 1007ft2 Your Space To Work tenants will enjoy working from contemporary, cost-effective and flexible accommodation. Enjoying the space that you spend time in will transform your working life and boost staff motivation and productivity. Hot desk WC 9 PERSON 9 PERSON 9 PERSON 9 PERSON 10 PERSON PLANT OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE 39m2 2 2 2 2 2 IT HUB 2 Your Space offers short and medium term rental of units ranging from 104 sq/ft to Table tennis WC WC WC 43m 45m 45m 45m 50m 425ft 467ft2 489ft2 489ft2 489ft2 545ft2 1007 sq/ft within the Grade II Listed Mill building. Our facilities will include: Kitchen • Reception and concierge • Superfast broadband Lockers 2P OFF. 2 4P OFFICE 4P OFFICE 5P OFFICE 4P OFFICE 4P OFFICE 9.7m 2 2 2 2 2 • 24 hour secure access 2 18m 18m
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