Plans in for new NOMA office-led scheme
Plans have been submitted to redevelop and extend the Old Bank Building, part of the 20-acre NOMA scheme in Manchester.
The plans, if approved, will see 83,000 sq ft of office space created on the upper six floors of the Grade II listed building and on the ground floor 6,900 sq ft of retail and leisure space spread over four units and 2,600 sq ft of co-working space.
This latest planning application for the NOMA site follows planning approval being granted in July for the creation of a 200,000 sq ft office building at 4 Angel Square.
Plans have been submitted to redevelop and extend the Old Bank Building, part of the 20-acre NOMA scheme in Manchester.
The plans, if approved, will see 83,000 sq ft of office space created on the upper six floors of the Grade II listed building and on the ground floor 6,900 sq ft of retail and leisure space spread over four units and 2,600 sq ft of co-working space.
This latest planning application for the NOMA site follows planning approval being granted in July for the creation of a 200,000 sq ft office building at 4 Angel Square.
Stephen Bradley, senior asset manager at Hermes Investment Management, which is the investment manager of the NOMA development on behalf of an institutional investor, said: “We have made significant progress at the NOMA listed estate, carefully restoring Manchester’s built heritage while also creating contemporary workspace that appeals to both major occupiers and SMEs.
“Our plans for Old Bank will provide yet more much-needed quality office space to support the city’s growing economy and build on recent planning and construction activity across the whole NOMA neighbourhood.”
Deloitte is the planning consultant and Workman is project manager for NOMA.
Colliers International and JLL are the retained office agents, while Lambert Smith Hampton and Colliers are retained as the retail and leisure agents on the development.
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