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1 Angel Square, the Iconic Head Office Building for the Co-Op WELCOME TO TODAY’S EVENT Today’s consultation event will give you more information about proposals for a brand new office building at NOMA. About NOMA… This is NOMA. A place with community at its heart. As well as offering four million square feet of new homes, offices, shops, restaurants and bars around vibrant public realm, we are creating a forward-thinking, neighbourhood-led space, championing the idea that places are better when people are involved in them. 6,000 people currently work in NOMA. For 70 years MEPC has been a prominent name in £1.28 million spent by NOMA on community and UK commercial property with an outstanding track educational projects from 2015-2019. record of responsible property management and development. MEPC manage the whole development process £600,000 spent by NOMA on building The Pilcrow, a from identifying and assembling sites, developing home grown alehouse, built by 500 volunteers from designs and obtaining planning permission through scratch. to financing, project delivery, letting, post-occupancy evaluation and selling. They manage, maintain, £50,000 of funding given to local grassroots groups build and deliver new and refurbished buildings in in 2018-2019 through the NOMA Community Fund, places that are life-enhancing additions to the built all within 5km of NOMA. environment. Our commitment to people continued with PLANT, where the community could influence the place and now The Old Bank Residency, a space for creative Hermes Investment Management is the investment practices to collaborate and grow. manager of NOMA, working on behalf of an institutional investor, with MEPC appointed as development manager. THE NOMA VISION NOMA is a mixed-use neighbourhood within Manchester city centre, with a strong vision for its future. We are committed to creating an innovative, commercially-driven and responsibly designed neighbourhood that offers outstanding connectivity, embraces its rich heritage and keeps people and community firmly at its heart. International by vision, but grounded in Manchester’s unique identity. Sit & Stay dog show TRIBE at NOMA The Make Up* N NEW AND REFURBISHED OFFICES 23 2.5 MILLION SQ FT S 22 21 HOMES ANGEL MEADOW 1 City Buildings 1 MILLION SQ FT 2 Hanover Angel Street 3 Federation 4 Dantzic MANCHESTER ARENA 20 5 Old Bank SHOPS, RESTAURANTS, 6 Sadler’s Yard 16 7 Redfern 8 The Tower 14 BARS 9 1 Miller Street (I) 10 1 Miller Street (II) 15 400,000 SQ FT 11 97 Shudehill 17 Miller Street 12 Plot K VICTORIA STATION 13 New Century House and Hall 13 18 HOTEL 14 4 Angel Square 15 Angel Square 19 200,000 SQ FT 16 One Angel Square 5 17 2 Angel Square 6 7 18 3 Angel Square Corporation Street Hanover Street 19 Angel Gardens Dantzic Street 8 20 MSCP & Hotel 2 10 OUTDOOR SPACE 21 Plot T (I) and (II) 1 4 12 22 Plot S 4 ACRES 23 Plot V 3 9 24 Avery 11 SHUDEHILL TRANSPORT 24 THE NORTHERN *If you’re wondering what four million square INTERCHANGE QUARTER feet looks like, it’s roughly the same as 68 football pitches. NOMA CONTINUES TO GROW AS MORE BUILDINGS, SPACES, PEOPLE AND PLACES TAKE SHAPE Working in partnership with Manchester City Council and other key stakeholders, NOMA has already made significant progress in delivering this vision. COMPLETED: 1 Angel Square, the iconic head office building for The Co-op. INVESTED: NOMA has invested heavily in bringing heritage buildings back into active use. In total, ten buildings within the NOMA estate are being carefully restored and brought back to life, Hanover including the recent £34 million refurbishment of Hanover, shortly to become the Manchester home of Amazon. CREATED: Extensive investment in public spaces, such as the creation of Sadler’s Yard, home to The Pilcrow, a community built pub. CONSTRUCTING: Led by Moda Living, the construction of the 36-storey Angel Gardens residential development. Dantzic The Pilcrow Pub DID YOU KNOW? AROUND 20, 000 VISITORS HAVE ATTENDED EVENTS AT NOMA OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS. THE SITE TODAY ANGEL MEADOW ANGEL GARDENS CO-OP THE HEADQUARTERS The site for 4 Angel TOWER NOMA ANGEL PLOT Q SQUARE TRANSPORT Square is located on the NOMA INTERCHANGE MILLER ST PLOTNOMA P PLOT P corner of Miller Street and LISTED ESTATE Corporation Street. PRINTWORKS CORPORATION ST ARNDALE VICTORIA STATION On the site currently are three vacant buildings (the Ducie Bridge pub, 88a Miller Street and 86 Miller Street) and an extensive area of surface car parking. URBIS The plot is in a pivotal location within the NOMA site, linking NOMA’s historic listed estate – which has Aerial view highlighting plots P and Q, now known as 4 and 5 Angel Square seen major investment in recent years – with the new build plots located around Angel Square. Completing this phase of the development, including extensive improvements to the public realm, will be critical to unlocking future phases of development. We feel that a new office building and greatly enhanced public realm presents the best option for the future use of the site. eet Danzic Str The site today: view from Miller Street ANGEL SQUARE Mill er Str ERDF Extents eet CIS T ERDF Extents Ducie Bridge Inn OWER Green Space Primary Pedestrian Movement Improved Pedestrian Links Primary Vehicular Movement Routes Urban Grid Secondary Vehicular Movement Crossing Points Routes Prominent Corner Cyclist Movement Gateway Site ANGEL MEADOWS Car Park Entrances ANGEL MEADOWS Potential Development Sites Existing Pedestrian Crossings Principle Views Car Park Access Active Frontage to New Public Spaces Services Easement Active Frontage to Street Lack of Permeability TEL TEL ARKERS ARKERS P ARTHO P ARTHO AP ONE ANGEL AP ONE ANGEL SQUARE SQUARE ARKS ARKS P P AR ANGEL SQUARE AR C C ANGEL SQUARE EURO EURO NEW NEW CENTURY CENTURY CENTURY HALL CENTURY HALL HOUSE HOUSE NEW NEW BANK ANGEL BANK GARDENS ANGEL W W OLD OLD GARDENS SADLER'S SADLER'S CRO THE T CRO THE T Y Y PIL ARD OWER PIL ARD OWER Site constraints plan Site opportunities plan T E T E E TR E S R N T O S TI T T A E SPIN LANE N T R E A U E PO TR O E R S M R O N T C O LD S TI T A SPIN LANE O N R T R A E E U E E O T N P E O D R R M T A O E S L R D B N C T L A IO N S O T R T T N T SPIN LANE A WE E E N K R E A T E N U O D RO E E P T A O E S R R R L M R O B T T C N C D S A IO S N L T T T N A SPIN LANE O R C W E N K R I A U E E O O E N P Z O D R R R ANGEL M A T O C T T L C N D B S MEADOWS L E A E A N O R T R N D C T W E I E E S K N Z D O E ANGEL S A T E R R L T L N P B C T MEADOWS E A A E A S N N T R A N D T 6 C W E S K I 6 O E S Z E 5 R T R ANGEL L R C T P N T A I S MEADOWS E N N A A E G R 6 D C T 6 I S R 5 Z ANGEL S O 5 T E R 1 L T A I 1 N MEADOWS P E D N A A E G N R A D T 6 R S 6 S 5 O S 5 T E T 1 E L R A 1 E P N R A I D T N N A E S G T S 6 M N H 6 T U R 5 S O T A R E O 5 T M R R A E 1 N D R P A I 1 P L T N E O S D A S G T T S M N H D T T U R R O A N E R E O S 3 5 T M E R A E 1 A E A T 1 D T P L 1 P E L N 1 R R O S D A T S E o T C E t S T T S T S H R M D T N O 9 H O T N N E U E H 0 S 3 O T A O E R 1 O A E E I T 1 M E R L T A 'S L 1 R S T N D R P S P E T L T C R A E o O S T S T A T t S E H E R T E T R S K M O 9 N R H O D T O T N U T R E R H 0 O E A O N E P R 1 O S E 3 A I M S E T R L A E R A 'S D 1 P T L LE T P S L 1 R O P R A A O P S T A E S T E o T C E N A C R t R N E T T S K G H R R E INTRODUCING D T O T O 9 R E O E N N E P S E H 0 3 A L O E T 1 O A E R S I 1 P S L E T 'S L 1 R O A L S T T S P R A E o T C R T N T A C T t S E N E R EE G R H K O 9 R E O O N T E E R H 0 T L O P 1 O S E I T L A R S S S P ' T 1 ANGEL SQUARE E T S O A L T R A P R E L T C E R N A EE U R K G N O R E D E E T R P S T G E A L S T R 1 ANGEL SQUARE E A P S L T O T A P N A E L C R N U E G S D T E E G T L R E A S T 1 ANGEL SQUARE T E T E R L E U S E T 4 ANGEL SQUARED T R T G EE E 1 ANGEL SQUARE A R E T T T E E L S R U N S D O UA T S T Q R G P EE S E A IM R L E T S T E T E S E N NG R S O A UA T S Q T R P S E IM L E E S E TR E S T E NG N R A O UA S T Q P E S IM E L S TR E S EU E N RO NG R O C A S AR UA P T M P 2 ANGELSQ SQUARE M E IL AR SI E LE KS EL TR R E S S UR NG E T O A H RE CA C T ET M R P 2 ANGEL SQUARE Y E IL AR D E LE KS R With over 6,000R people already working in the NOMAST S E EU T H RO RE C CA ET T Y M R P 2 ANGEL SQUARE E D IL AR E LE KS TR R E S S UR E T O H RE CA C T ET M R P 2 ANGEL SQUARE Y E IL AR D E L KS R ER ST S E TR H EE YC neighbourhood,T there is a strong, ongoing demandD for high 3 ANGEL SQUARE T Y E W R E E E U T S R N N U T qualityO new office space.
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