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Green light for £70m construction project
Full planning permission has been granted for a large construction project consisting of apartments, a hotel and an aparthotel.
The site known as ‘Plot 3′ at Temple Quay on the Temple Meads side of the Cheesegrater Bridge is valued at £70m.
Designed by architects Sheppard Robson, the scheme includes the construction of three new buildings comprised of a 234-room hotel operated by Dalata Maldron, a 170-room extended stay aparthotel by Room2 and more than 100 build-to-rent flats by the abrdn investments.
IKB Developments are behind the scheme alongside development manager Marick Real Estate.
The development stands next to the Floating Harbour and the Cheesegrater’ Bridge – photo: Martin Booth
Marick say that that the site and its surrounding masterplan “will cater for a series of mixed-use communities, including office and commercial spaces, leisure, a pedestrianised civic square, a conference centre, and student housing”
The plot had been vacant for around 30 years and is owned by Homes England.
Main image: Sheppard Robson
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