Responsibility Update 2016 Creating Great Places

Responsibility Update 2016 Creating Great Places

RESPONSIBILITY UPDATE 2016 CREATING GREAT PLACES MANCHESTER RESPONSIBILITY NOMA IS A 20 ACRE UPDATE 2016 NEIGHBOURHOOD IN CREATING GREAT PLACES MANCHESTER’S CITY CENTRE, CREATING 4M SQ FT OF NEW Our commitment 2 Introduction 4 1. Improving spaces and creating HOMES, OFFICES, new places 6 2. Supporting local communities, job creation and skills development 14 HOTELS, RETAIL 3. Protecting the estate’s heritage 20 AND LEISURE SPACE DEVELOPED AROUND VIBRANT URBAN SPACE AND PUBLIC REALM. Responsibility Update 2016|Creating great places OUR COMMITMENT We value… CREDIBILITY. RESPONSIBILITY. WE’RE COMMITTED Funded with a shared ambition With a commitment to people and purpose, you can rely on and community, NOMA has the powerful joint venture pledged to develop in a way partnership of The Co-op and that is responsible, sustainable Hermes Investment Management and respectful to the world TO CREATING to deliver NOMA. around us. AN INNOVATIVE, COMMUNITY. HERITAGE. Working with the community The location of NOMA has both in and around NOMA a rich heritage that defines our and Manchester to create approach to development, with COMMERCIALLY DRIVEN a better place for all is one of sensitively designed buildings our fundamental motivations. that acknowledge the site’s history and inspire its future. AND RESPONSIBLY INNOVATION. CONNECTIVITY. NOMA draws together the Physically connected by skills and ideas of its people. location and digitally connected DESIGNED MIXED-USE It is this collaborative and by design – whether it’s for forward thinking approach that business, living or fun – you’re continually drives innovation better connected at NOMA. NEIGHBOURHOOD, and makes things happen. QUALITY. From the built environment WELL CONNECTED AND to the day-to-day experiences of businesses, residents and visitors, we strive to ensure that quality is consistently RICH IN HERITAGE, delivered at NOMA. WITH PEOPLE AND COMMUNITY FIRMLY AT ITS HEART. 2 Responsibility Update 2016|Creating great places INTRODUCTION LOWER IRK VALLEY COLLYHURST 4 6 6 A At the northern gateway to the city centre, The NOMA sustainability strategy, integrated in to A responsible the masterplan, takes a responsible approach to T ANGEL EE NOMA is developing a new destination – TR MEADOW ensure the interests of people and the environment E S B IDG L R A B building on the catalyst of The Co-op’s new C NEW AN approach are a leading influence. As developmentK has G F Manchester R E I Arena L A AY S continued this past year, the key themes thatR have W T T Support Centre, 1 Angel Square, to regenerate S TY Victoria E NEW I R S IN Station E E T R R CROSS R T M E underpinned the sustainability strategy focusE on: T IL T to development E S L 20 acres of urban land as a natural extension T Sadler’s ER N Yard S O TR I E A D T ET D A A D O to Manchester’s Central Business District and IN R – Improving spaces and creating new places R S G M O W T A P A O H T N N D E R R L E O S O the retail, leisure and entertainment core. Y National Shudehill T O A R C L R A T Football IL E D W S E L W H – Supporting local communities, Y E Museum E T T AP D The neighbourhood is being designed with I CH I The U N CENTRAL T H job creation and skills development I Exchange H Printworks S R SALFORD Square Y T G R people in mind – creating high quality public O V E T NORTHERN E QUARTER T realm and high amenity value which in turn – Protecting the estate’s heritage Manchester E E R E R Arndale T T S T CHAPEL STREE RETAIL S will also attract a mix of commercial, M H M AR CORE G A K I ET H T Salford S H E TR D T EE L E A Central T T E 6 E CITY O R 6 E residential, retail and leisure users. A Market R T 5 G T Street S S S CENTRE R L N E IL A CENTRAL V M E E D I L L R D BUSINESS O By taking a sympathetic approach to the W CORE E L L S Piccadilly PICCADILLY regeneration of the estate, NOMA aims to T Mosley Gardens GATEWAY R E Street E 2 T create a new neighbourhood that delivers 4 0 T 6 E CHINA A E TOWN ET on the smart, digital and sustainability goals R QU RE T AY T S STR S R EE RE E T O T THE ST of the joint venture partnership, and of the A St. Peter’s VILLAGE W P Square ETER PLOT NAME KEY STR city of Manchester. EET E T A City Buildings A Piccadilly LEFT G Completed developmentT Station S E PETER’S FIELDS / E L BANK N O EASTERN IV THE CONFERENCE R X B Hanover ER A T P E S F GATEWAY OO QUARTER O L D Y RO New developmentE R AD L D S ET L Ci R Federation O S E O EG T R EN M T N T R S FAIR ST D FIELD R R E TH STRE EE O ET T T Existing listedE estate E OR Trains to Cii Dantzic CASTLEFIELD C Deansgate W T W Plans not to scale, N Manchester M U IT Castleford O H P R Airport D L A W forR indicative purposes only O A T I N S A I E N C D Old Bank V W C D U E HIGHER N W S R HIT I Deansgate WOR S EDUCATION A E TH S Station TRE S E New Century House T ET PRECINCT N Oxford Road T A M W R A W M Station O E N A E CU G X E NIAN WAY Y E F Redfern ID F T R D B O AY L R W D O SOUTHERN D N C A O G The Tower GATEWAY R I K O UN W A S C N D N I T MA N H New build R 4 G S E TR E EET T AD J 97 Shudehill RO ER Ardwick T O S A HE 7M X ANGEL C 5 MAN 5 F CUNI A MEADOWO K Car park 0 AN 3 WAY R 6 D 7 R L Angel Gardens 2 O 1 A D 5 M 2 Angel Square N 3 Angel Square Q Angel Street P Ducie MANCHESTER ARENA R (Complete) Q Hotel & MSCP P R 1 Angel Square Miller Street ANGEL 1 TBC SQUARE M 2 Angel Meadow E VICTORIA N L STATION ANGEL 3 Angel Meadow tion StreetD GARDENS SADLER’S YARD F 4 Angel Meadow Corpora Hanover Street G 5 Angel Meadow B Dantzic Street A K C H (i&ii) THE NORTHERN QUARTER SHUDEHILL TRANSPORT J INTERCHANGE 4 Responsibility Update 2016|Creating great places Improving spaces and creating new places A key objective of the estate regeneration This year the focus has been on the in-between spaces, with the development of new public spaces is to ensure NOMA is identifiable as a unique and the surrounding street network. This includes and attractive part of the city centre with its the opening of Sadler’s Yard, improvements to own identity. The Listed Estate has all the Angel Meadow Park – delivered in partnership with Manchester City Council and with support from ingredients necessary to create a great place: the European Development Fund (ERDF) – and the a strong location, a collection of attractive on-going design of Angel Gardens public realm. historic buildings and generous space between them. The public realm is central These initiatives have already started to give the area a distinctive and unique character that 1 to both place-making and connectivity, and contributes to the social and economic development essential in providing a vibrant environment. of the neighbourhood, underpinned by a refreshed Strategic Regeneration Plan, approved in December The master plan approach is to put as much 2015 by Manchester City Council. IMPROVING emphasis on developing the ‘in-between spaces’ as in preserving the remarkable heritage qualities of the buildings themselves. By doing so, NOMA supports SPACES AND social inclusiveness and new economic opportunities, sustainability and integration, and health benefits and the well-being CREATING of all users. NEW PLACES 6 Responsibility Update 2016|Creating great places Manchester’s new Working with the city square – Sadler’s Yard community – Angel Meadow Construction of the phase 2 and 3 public realm The brief asked for suggestions that would As part of the European Regional Development at NOMA began in March 2015 and completed resonate with Manchester’s identity as a City Fund (ERDF) package of works, community in December 2015. The works were funded by and also with NOMA’s own unique story, and park ‘Angel Meadow’ has undergone a host the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) more than 700 members of the public responded of improvement works. with support from Manchester City Council. In line to the open call. Short listed suggestions were with ERDF protocol, tenders were managed via presented to an independently appointed panel Angel Meadow sits alongside the NOMA boundary the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU), of city and local community representatives to and as the city centre’s only green park is a highly WORKS IN PROGRESS ensuring a rigorous and fair procurement process.

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