Salford 263 flats plan for former Stirling Prize-winning site

The brand new venture, referred to as Outdated Adelphi, is the newest section of ECF’s 800-home Adelphi Village, a part of the £2.5bn Crescent Salford masterplan being delivered in partnership with Salford Metropolis Council and the College of Salford.

The Centenary Constructing, designed by Hodder + Companions and opened in 1996, gained the inaugural RIBA Stirling Prize that 12 months however had stood empty for years earlier than being torn down.

Salford College’s Centenary Constructing, which gained the Stirling architectural award in 1996, was demolished earlier this 12 months

ECF – the three way partnership between Properties England, Muse, and Authorized & Normal – is now proposing three new blocks designed by Buttress Architects for the three-acre Outdated Adelphi web site, bounded by Cannon Avenue, Adelphi Avenue and Peru Avenue.

Designed by Buttress Architects, Outdated Adelphi options one, two, and three-bedroom residences and duplexes throughout three buildings, standing at 5 and 6 storeys.

The design group contains Clancy Consulting (Civil/Structural Engineer) Hannans (MEP Engineer)

Collectively the three blocks are anticipated to value round £60m to construct. Work is predicted to start out subsequent spring if planning approval is granted.

Lawrence Myatt, senior venture supervisor at ECF, mentioned: “Via Crescent Salford, we’re creating communities which can be constructed to final, and this subsequent stage of Adelphi Village will ship a various mixture of houses to fulfill the wants of individuals in Salford.”