As promised I'll load pics here periodically as the development nears completion. It was a bit of a grey day... apparently you can rent one of these for £550 a month!

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/manchester/bud2.jpg

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/manchester/bud1.jpg

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/manchester/bud3.jpg

Beautiful view of the electricity sub station across the canal which funnily enough isnt mentioned in the promotional material.

Mr Negative strikes again :laugh:

Are those terraces at the front of the building glass screened?

Mr Negative strikes again :laugh:

Mr Realistic strikes again! :baeh3:

£550 a month I might look into that sounds petty good. If not I'll sit on the grass with my laptop in the summer catch some rays and get some free Internet.

Should have really made an Alti thread because there is alot going on in Alti town centre. Behind tesco over the railway there is alot of building work going on and half of the old 60s high street is all about to come down for a redevelopment and also they have started doing up the train station.

The Tesco in Altrincham is brilliant.
(there you go shortsight - i'm not always negative)
I have seen similiar 'models' used elsewhere where they have limited space on brownfield sites. I hate Tesco's in principle but i'm really impressed by this type of format.

Beautiful view of the electricity sub station across the canal which funnily enough isnt mentioned in the promotional material.

Wasn't going to show that one! I got the shot, but photobucket is dragging its lazy arse so will have to load it 2morrow. Sleep well Longshanks I gotta get some sleep. Thanks for those pdf's by the way, I'll start reading em in bed... should be off to sleep in no time!

:) Just foolin with ya dude!

Cheers Bam.
Alty has a lot going for it - Fosters buildings, Michelin Starred restaurant...you know, and that other stuff what he said. Might branch myself that way one day perhaps (checks his bank balance on the wap and puts that plan to one side for a while).

Your first pic reminds me a little of the British Gas buildings just down from LCCC ground.

Hey.... it looks like a ship. Two ships. Sailing through the grass. Neat.

http://www.manchesterconfidential.co.uk/property/index.asp?Sessionx=IpqiNwJ6IaqiNwB6IHqi

£550 a month I might look into that sounds petty good. If not I'll sit on the grass with my laptop in the summer catch some rays and get some free Internet.

Should have really made an Alti thread because there is alot going on in Alti town centre. Behind tesco over the railway there is alot of building work going on and half of the old 60s high street is all about to come down for a redevelopment and also they have started doing up the train station.

I'm relieved about the train station. Last time I got on a tram from Altrincham I was profoudly embarrassed by the state of the station. It had seriously deteriorated over the course of the last ten years, and it wasn't particularly great back then either.

I assume Metrolink are at least partly responsible for the upkeep of the stations along their lines (or is it GMPTE?). If so, they ought to be lined up against a wall and shot for what has become of the stations along the whole of the Altrincham line. In the days when BR ran trains along that line, the stations were, by and large, quite welcoming places. However, catching a tram to or from any of the stations south of Cornbrook these days is a thoroughly depressing experience.

Anyway, that's a bit off topic.

Any chance of a pic from the Woodfield Road side when the opportunity arises, b4mmy? (My sister used to live on Woodfield Road but I haven't had a chance to get down that way on my last few visits so my last memory of the street is how it used to be.)

£550 a month sounds suspiciously cheap though -- I suspect that's for a broom cupboard in the less fashionable end of the basement.

I'm relieved about the train station. Last time I got on a tram from Altrincham I was profoudly embarrassed by the state of the station. It had seriously deteriorated over the course of the last ten years, and it wasn't particularly great back then either.

I assume Metrolink are at least partly responsible for the upkeep of the stations along their lines (or is it GMPTE?). If so, they ought to be lined up against a wall and shot for what has become of the stations along the whole of the Altrincham line. In the days when BR ran trains along that line, the stations were, by and large, quite welcoming places. However, catching a tram to or from any of the stations south of Cornbrook these days is a thoroughly depressing experience.

Anyway, that's a bit off topic.

Any chance of a pic from the Woodfield Road side when the opportunity arises, b4mmy? (My sister used to live on Woodfield Road but I haven't had a chance to get down that way on my last few visits so my last memory of the street is how it used to be.)

£550 a month sounds suspiciously cheap though -- I suspect that's for a broom cupboard in the less fashionable end of the basement.
I'd recon the station is Network Rail, they have ticket offices inside. Metrolink have their own ticket machines only use the platform and the rails. The other side of the station is also Network rail, so I expect them to do that side as well.

I took this in... er,..... the future!

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/1982d36f.jpg

I'd recon the station is Network Rail, they have ticket offices inside. Metrolink have their own ticket machines only use the platform and the rails. The other side of the station is also Network rail, so I expect them to do that side as well.

Network Rail owns the vast majority of the stations throughout the UK. The majority are leased to and managed by the various train operating companies. Network Rail only manages 17 of the largest stations (Piccadilly, Euston etc....). Altrincham will be run by one of the train operating companies.

The station is a dump though and needs sorting.

The Budenberg Haus Projekt flats are superb. Shite location though.

RE: The Michelin star comment further up: Juniper is a bag of shite. Biggest load of overrated crap I've ever had the misfortune to experience. Lots of much better restaurants around for a fraction of the cost.

I took this in... er,..... the future! 2019 I presume. Ooooh, here's another one you took:

http://brmovie.com/Images/Locations/brsm_tyrell_buildings.jpg

Hi all

I don't think I could live in a place with such a ridiculously pretentious name. It makes me cringe every time I read about it.

I does my head in when cities strive for these ultra arty farty areas that ultimately get populated by wannabes and media whores. They end up being detested by all but the minority, hanging around waiting for people to 'see them' there. thankfully they only seem to make it into the very large cities. Manchester seems safe for the time being.

hmm I'm going off on a tangent there, I think. I like the building but the name is awful. I picture whoever came up with it as being a man with an £80 hair style and being just that little bit too old to be wearing what he's wearing.

Oh well, macc. You carry on living in your squalid slum because you don't like the name. And if it makes you feel happier to slag off people who want to live in the 21st Century and make something of themselves, hey, that's fine.

Or you could read this.

http://www.primelocation.com/new-homes/browse/agents/urbngr/urbn/urbn999000104/

Here's another one I took tomorrow. Right gotta get some work done.

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/d949fcb6.jpg

Hi all

I don't think I could live in a place with such a ridiculously pretentious name. It makes me cringe every time I read about it.

I does my head in when cities strive for these ultra arty farty areas that ultimately get populated by wannabes and media whores. They end up being detested by all but the minority, hanging around waiting for people to 'see them' there. thankfully they only seem to make it into the very large cities. Manchester seems safe for the time being.

hmm I'm going off on a tangent there, I think. I like the building but the name is awful. I picture whoever came up with it as being a man with an £80 hair style and being just that little bit too old to be wearing what he's wearing.

Isn't the name taken directly from the factory/warehouse that has been converted as part of the developement? In which case the building name might be awful, in your opinon, but it makes it easily justifiable?

Isn't the name taken directly from the factory/warehouse that has been converted as part of the developement? In which case the building name might be awful, in your opinon, but it makes it easily justifiable?

If thats true then it makes me feel a little better about it. Its just that speaking as a average joe public, the name comes across to me as a slightly patronising choice of marketing words. Its like that shampoo advert on TV with "extracts of crushed Pearls" Whats that about? Is that supposed to make me think it'll give me a posh hairdo? I may not have the IQ of Stephen Hawkin but give me some credit.

You shouldn't need to give a building a poncy name to entice people. It does the exact opposite for me. As I say though, Retep, if you're right and there is a strong link with the old name it does make it slightly more acceptable.

Its good that places like Alty are getting these building too, though. I think there would be plenty of people in the satellite towns more than willing to move into such places. I guess developers have a harder time getting planning permission though.

i can see this all the time as i can usually see it from my college looks great

Post apocalyptic update

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/bud6.jpg


http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/bud7.jpg

Them steps dont look very DDA (i'm sure they have thought of that though!)
Not feeling this to be honest.
That area is just too industrial at the moment and although the design is quite wizzy it doesnt seem very 'site specific'.
Also think the connection with the old building is very clumsy.
I'm only judging this from bamford's photos and my memories of the area so i may be wrong.

Youre right 'shanks. It's a microcosm, that's what it is.... I reckon....

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/budc.jpg


http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/budb.jpg


http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/buda.jpg

fantastic pics b4mmy, love them all

These look great but is anybody else worried about all this grey/silver cladding that is going onto alot of buildings. It is on the MEN Arena, Rossetti Place and a few others and it seems to age/get dirty very quickly.

Will Pomona Docks look similar to these?

These look great but is anybody else worried about all this grey/silver cladding that is going onto alot of buildings. It is on the MEN Arena, Rossetti Place and a few others and it seems to age/get dirty very quickly.

Will Pomona Docks look similar to these?

There's more where that came from. Metal cladding is the new 'terracotta tile....'





Cheers Roly. I'm just tryin to keep up with you professionals!

There's not that much metal cladding in Altrincham though, unless you count B&Q et al.

Is'nt glass cemented on top of a wall illegal ?

Im all for it really if it keep's theiving bastards OUT.

i can see this all the time as i can usually see it from my college looks great

You wouldn't be at south trafford would you now?

I took pictures of these a while back, nobody seemed to be that intrested really.

yeah right b4mmy!

ya i am at south trafford

ya i am at south trafford

May be seeing you around then ;)

right ok

ya i am at south trafford
Am at South Trafford doing an IT course, I bet I've seen you and you have seen me. Its a very small world.

ya i am doing a course in the new creative arts building there well nice building

sounds a lot better than when I was there so so so long ago

ya it is a good college in fact outstanding it was called by OFSTED recently, i think the whole college is being rebuild or redeveloped

Loads of my mates are on courses in that new creative arts. Half of them just got back from New York, bastards.

ya i have seen the pictures from new york from the people that went this year i will be going next year

ya i am doing a course in the new creative arts building there well nice building
Yeah, im in the 2nd year of graphic design there matey. The new arts building is a huge improvement over the last one!

Loads of my mates are on courses in that new creative arts. Half of them just got back from New York, bastards.

No way. My course mates went on that new york trip, unfortuantely i couldnt afford to go. Skint! :(

It is a very small world! Thought i was the only skyscraper nerd in the college.

Roll on the easter break! :cucumber:

Yeah, im in the 2nd year of graphic design there matey. The new arts building is a huge improvement over the last one!



No way. My course mates went on that new york trip, unfortuantely i couldnt afford to go. Skint! :(

It is a very small world! Thought i was the only skyscraper nerd in the college.

Roll on the easter break! :cucumber:
You heard of the surnames Dowds, Gorman or Nicolas?

Is it Michael Dowds? Dunno, rings a bell though. What course would they be on?

Is it Michael Dowds? Dunno, rings a bell though. What course would they be on?
Yep the old Michael Dowds. Hes a mate of mine, I think hes on BTEC Diploma for Graphic Design and Multimedia. I know them lot in them courses all hang out so your'll know some of my mates for defo. Best not talk about it anymore in here through.

Alteast 3 South Trafford students. I would have never of thought it.

Just went to get a big mac and got this one for the archive

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/bud9.jpg

Better post somethin sensible I suppose....

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/stairs2.jpg

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/bandq.jpg

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/glass.jpg

Wow, they'll be shooting a movie there soon. Thanks b4mmy.

Opening up for Architecture Week:

http://www.architectureweek.org.uk/event.asp?eventURN=2942

Opening up for Architecture Week:

http://www.architectureweek.org.uk/event.asp?eventURN=2942

Anyone fancy it? I'll book the seats, let me know asap looks like they might get full quick - it is Norman Foster remember. I'm going. 16th June 11-6pm

It was just reported on North West Today that a fire has started at a apartment block in Altrincham desinged by Sir Norman Foster

From MEN:
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http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/s/218/218361_firefighters_tackle_apartments_blaze.html
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Firefighters tackle apartments blaze

MORE than 40 firefighters were tackling a blaze at a luxury apartment block in Altrincham today.

The fire took hold at developer Urban Splash’s Budenberg Haus Projekte in Woodfield Road just before 11am.

Seven fire engines plus a number of support vehicles from across Greater Manchester were called to the scene.

The blaze is thought to have started on the 7th floor of the complex.

Early reports suggested no-one was injured.

Apartments

Urban Splash teamed up with architecture firm Foster and Partners to develop 290 apartments at the site, next to the Bridgewater Canal. The accommodation, rises from three to seven storeys, and ranges from one bedroom apartments to three bedroom penthouses.

More than 30 of the apartments at the site stand in the former Budenberg Gauge Factory, which was converted, during a large re-development project.

Fire chiefs and the police are expected to launch an investigation after the flames have been put out. A police spokesman said Woodfield Road was closed during the incident.

Just had a quick look.

As you look at it from Woodfield Road, it the right hand building, so from the canal its the left building....

According to a fire officer its the top two floors of that building. There were 10 engines there this morning, and 5 when I got there. He said there was a lot of damage inside....

from the pic on the M.E.N. article it looks quite bad

sorry double post

Can't see anything from the outside, they look normal to me... the guy did say there was a lot of damage inside though.

I just took these shots....

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/fire1.jpg

Can't see anything serious from here, but this is the building that was damaged.



http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/fire2.jpg

No sign of any damage at all on this one.

There's a video of it on the MEN site. I hadn't noticed that when I looked before. The camera man zooms in on the 'SOLD' sign in the window of some blokes new shag pad as it goes up in smoke. You'd be well gutted (no pun intended).

I guess they would be insured against this sort of thing? Hopefully it only delays things.

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/video/view_broadband/392.html

Saw the smoke from the motorway and the Peter Parker in me wanted to check it out but didnt have my camera with me so bailed out. Wish i had bothered now - didnt realise it was Tom and Norm's place.
Some contractor left a blow torch going or something - probably!

Doesnt surprise me, the guys that work on that site are drugys and dopes. I remember walking past and one of the guys was asking me for weed.

:rofl:

Andy you'll be surprised who does smoke weeed :)

Roll us a fat one baby :)

Better post somethin sensible I suppose....

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/b4mmy/stairs2.jpg



Sorry Chris but I've only just seen this shot, and I like it...A LOT!!

Superb

thank you fella :hug:

My mate has just got an apartment in these on one of the upper floors and they are amazing and so is the view. The amount of technolgy in them its silly. According to my mate if most services go down outside the apartments they can run off their own power, water, gas etc. He also says the internet connection is a 1gbps fiber connection.

Also I've heard un-comfirmed reports that the large warehouse and skate park next door are going to be turned into more of these apartments.

Budenberg's a winner

http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/3972/budenbergyv7.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

Winning design for Broadheath.
A NEW Altrincham building has been named a regional winner in the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) awards.

Budenberg Haus Projekte, a housing development on Woodfield Road, was commended by the judges for its innovative and practical design.

RIBA said: "The jury felt that the design was a calm and confident example of its type, with a number of particular features which made it worthy of an award. The project was a significant design of consistent and assured quality."

The building joins six other new developments in the North West, celebrated for their high architectural merit and substantial contribution to the local environment.

The seven regional winners will now be put forward for RIBA's national awards in June.

http://www.urbansplash.co.uk/us.php

Cows! Are they from the Manchester Parade, or pastures further afield?

Anyone know which ones they are?

http://manchester.cowparade.com/cow/gallery

Cows! Are they from the Manchester Parade, or pastures further afield?

Anyone know which ones they are?

http://manchester.cowparade.com/cow/gallery


It's Urban Splash isn't it? Tom Bloxham / Urban Splash bought a few of them when the cow parade was on - there are three or four in the Timber Wharf / Box Works garden as well as a couple on his Box Works apartment terrace. I presume it's just a few more for the Altrincham developments garden.

Might be wrong but I thought the Timber Wharf cows, the ones you can see from the tram predated the 2004 parade in Manchester.

I know one of the Manchester cows is in the lobby of an office building on Whitworth St West, but can't think of any others still in the city centre.

Nope, I think you're probably correct. I was one of the first to move into Timber Wharf (circa 2002?) Anyway, the cows were always there.

"Also I've heard un-comfirmed reports that the large warehouse and skate park next door are going to be turned into more of these apartments."

I live just round the corner from this and popped into to ask them (sales office ) about that. Urban splash do own the grounds to the skate park etc but said they might just sell it on to another developer but nothing is being planned in the next couple of years at elast.

Tour of Budenberg Haus Projekte

A lunchtime tour of recently completed Foster and Partner's designed Urban Splash development. Meet Tom Fenton at Haus 2 on Woodfield Road, Altrincham.

21.6.07

Event Format: Talk, Tour
Access: Tour of recently completed development, please contact us for more information.
Accessible entrance for people with disabilities : Unknown
Disabled car parking : Unknown
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Toilet facilities for people with disabilities : Unknown
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Prior notice required : Yes

Budenberg Haus Projekte
Woodfield Road
Altrincham
WA14 4ED

Booking for this event is required
This is a free event, limited to 20 people

Contact
Shona King
Urban Splash
0161 839 2999
shonaking@urbansplash.co.uk
www.urbansplash.co.uk

Please Note: Event organisers are responsible for the accuracy of details relating to their events. Contact the venue/organiser if you require further information.

Been in there many times and I'll give you a tour. There's really not much to it so I don't recommend going.

was down here the other day - the view!! :ohno:

Have always wondered about that - pay premium rent for a penthouse flat and have a view of the Italia Business and Atlantic Retail Parks? I don't think so.

been there quite a few times myself... they are tad small, but the view of the concrete dispenser thing is gone now because it got pulled down and replaced with an... Aldi! A curvy roof as well. Anyway it's not so bad... but the prices are a bit steep. I looked at buying one about 4 years ago and they are crushingly expensive... £600k will get you a decent one... if there were any left, but they are all sold now and only available for renting. So there.

Ambitious scheme to replace canalside eyesore

By Chris Griffin

RENOWNED developer Urban Splash has drawn up ambitious plans to transform dilapidated Woodfield House in Broadheath, Messenger can exclusively reveal.

The award-winning company wants to demolish the run-down canal-side factory premises and replace it with an ambitious mixed use scheme that would include 194 flats and maisonettes.

The canal-side development would also comprise shops, offices, a creche, a new base for Trafford Rowing cub and 305 parking spaces, most in an underground car park.

The developer claims the scheme will enhance the important areas that border 70-year-old Woodfield House - the Bridgewater Canal, the grade two-listed Linotype building, a residential conservation area and the Budenburg Haus Projekte - a flats development by Urban Splash.

The scheme would be in four blocks and there would be extensive landscaping, including a central garden and courtyard. Each block would have varying heights 'relative to its adjacent context'.

In a report to Trafford's planning department, Urban Splash, which owns the building, said: "The quality, design and relatively high density of the proposal, however, would complement the neighbouring Budenburg Haus Projekte scheme and integrate well with the conservation area and listed Linotype building.

"The development and associated environmental improvements would contribute to the area by working as a catalyst for further regeneration within the immediate neighbourhood and the broader area, including Altrincham town centre.

"it would help to protect the quality, appearance and amenity of the established neighbouring residential areas and it would play a valuable part in the transition from the current outdated industrial use of the area to a strong residential-led mix of uses."

Residents, though, are concerned that only 305 parking spaces are proposed - 62 fewer than Trafford's guidelines recommend for such a development. The developer reckons that 'flexible' use of the parking area will mean there will be sufficient spaces.

But a resident said: "There is already an issue with parking on the roads in the area - this will only add to that.

"Urban Splash could help alleviate the problem by reducing their car parking charges in the Budenburg Haus Projekte. Currently it is completely unaffordable for most residents to park there - and so most of the time the car park is empty."

http://www.messengernewspapers.co.uk/display.var.2233078.0.ambitious_scheme_to_replace_canalside_eyesore.php

Budenburg scheme deferred

12:11pm Tuesday 23rd September 2008

PLANNING bosses have deferred a decision on a proposed major development in Broadheath.

Developer Crosby Lend Lease wants to build 32 flats and nine houses on part of the former Budenburg Gauge site, off Woodfield Road.

But the planning committee deferred the application to allow the developer to address concerns over on-street parking problems in the area.

http://www.messengernewspapers.co.uk/news/3695902.Budenburg_scheme_deferred/

Budenberg HAUS Projekte October 2010

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Budenberg HAUS Projekte - Broadheath (http://www.flickr.com/photos/mjjlivepics/5086686884/) by mjjlive (http://www.flickr.com/people/mjjlivepics/), on Flickr

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Budenberg HAUS Projekte - Broadheath (http://www.flickr.com/photos/mjjlivepics/5086661660/) by mjjlive (http://www.flickr.com/people/mjjlivepics/), on Flickr

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Budenberg HAUS Projekte - Broadheath (http://www.flickr.com/photos/mjjlivepics/5086055003/) by mjjlive (http://www.flickr.com/people/mjjlivepics/), on Flickr

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Budenberg HAUS Projekte - Broadheath (http://www.flickr.com/photos/mjjlivepics/5086644756/) by mjjlive (http://www.flickr.com/people/mjjlivepics/), on Flickr

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Budenberg HAUS Projekte - Broadheath (http://www.flickr.com/photos/mjjlivepics/5086043295/) by mjjlive (http://www.flickr.com/people/mjjlivepics/), on Flickr

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Budenberg HAUS Projekte - Broadheath (http://www.flickr.com/photos/mjjlivepics/5086636122/) by mjjlive (http://www.flickr.com/people/mjjlivepics/), on Flickr

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Budenberg HAUS Projekte - Broadheath (http://www.flickr.com/photos/mjjlivepics/5086034433/) by mjjlive (http://www.flickr.com/people/mjjlivepics/), on Flickr

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Budenberg HAUS Projekte - Broadheath (http://www.flickr.com/photos/mjjlivepics/5086625116/) by mjjlive (http://www.flickr.com/people/mjjlivepics/), on Flickr

Cheers

Lewis

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mjjlivepics/

Really great pictures Lewis, of a project that has been somewhat neglected on these pages. Welcome.

Really great pictures Lewis, of a project that has been somewhat neglected on these pages. Welcome.

Thanks matey :)