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The Sheriff of Leeds
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Leeds Building List
Existing and under construction buildings in Leeds City Centre, (10 floors and above)
No. of...... Name and storeys.....purpose ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Major proposals in the city centre include :- ![]() ![]() To Be updated ... work in progress TOTAL 40+ storey = 0 complete + 0 under construction, 3 planned so far. 30-39 storey = 1 complete + 1 under construction, 4 more planned so far. 20-29 storey = 7 complete + 2 under construction, 6 more planned so far. 15-19 storey = 8 complete + 2 under construction, 2 more planned so far. 12-14 storey = 27 complete + 5 under construction, 5 more planned so far. 10-11 storey = 18 complete + 0 under construction, 2 more planned so far. council residential tower blocks, with limited future (12 floors and above)
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Retail Guru
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I cant believe that there is so much going on in Leeds.
My favourate project has got to be Clarence House. Even though its not as tall as developments such as Criterion Place, it looks so quality. And the location is just fab.
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I am a little confused over the official height of BWP - it has been mentioned here:
http://contractdataservices.co.uk/co...tion_news.html and perhaps more tellingly here http://www.aedas.com/news/pdfs/bridgewater.pdf (from the architects themselves!) that the scheme is in fact 32 storeys, which also looks about right if you count the stories from the pop-up picture on the official site: http://www.bridgewaterplaceleeds.com The "side" part half-let to Eversheds is 10 stories, so using the very scientific method of finger counting it looks like it might be 32! If it is, I rather hope they put a restaurant at the top - have a meal and see for miles!
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The Sheriff of Leeds
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It's hard to tell, there are a lot saying 32 storeys (which would be excellant) including AEDAS themselves, but I seem to remember they only got full planning for 30.
Perhaps they are including the basement car park and a service hut on top, which are both kind of cheating. Floors are only counted from the adjacent ground level up, and must be 'habitable'.
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perhaps and intrepid member or viewer of this forum has a contact at Aedas and can clarify?
whatever - but we definitely need some public access at the top of these tall towers going up. why should the fantastic view be reserved for the very rich? a decent restaurant and bar is what we want! i remember having a beer on the 108th floor of the WTC and thinking 'kinell, it's high! but what a view!
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Good summary of high rises in Leeds, this could be stickified as a project round up.
The diagram is brilliant, leeds skyline is going to be huge if everything goes ahead I wouldn't mind seeing some of the renders of these buildings as well.
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great stuff rob.
we also need threads on every leeds development as and when it starts. its only when you get these up and running the post count will start to soar. leeds does have a shit skyline right now, but looking at things im realising it wont do in a few years time. its definitely a happening place.
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btw, haven't heard much about Criterion Place.Will Criterion Place 1 be the tallest tower in the north when its built, instead of BWP? Is approved a more advanced stage than proposed? |
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Bridgewater Place wont ever be the tallest tower in the North because Beetham in Manchester is rising ahead of BWP. Wether Criterion Place will be the tallest is an interesting point but remember that Liverpool have a 48-storey tower and a 50-storey tower planned. Then of course theres Greengate...
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criterion place wont be either if youre including manchester and liverpool as the north.
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Rob, when is City 1 due to start? That is a fantastic looking development and I cant wait to see it rise.
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The Sheriff of Leeds
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I'm not sure, but it was in the 'Consruction News' a couple of weeks ago under the 'early planning' section, for £154 million.
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Great summary rob, thanks!!
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Can we get this stickyfied? Anyone know how?
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The Sheriff of Leeds
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If it's stickified, I can work on it, adding pictures and heights etc to the list, and keeping it up to date.
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Yep... I like this idea too...stick this at the top and add a map then it'll be really helpful.
Yep... I like this idea too...stick this at the top and add a map then it'll be really helpful. And if you don't mind me suggesting it.. you should close this after starting another new thread called " Official Leeds Building List " which should be stuck And re-post your information in 5 posts to make it easier to see the catagories and split split the list into shorter clumps...so... 1... Existing major commercial buildings in the City Centre, (8 floors and above). (Excluding all council residential blocks: intention to remove in due course) 2...Major city centre schemes under construction:- 3...Major proposals in the city centre include :- 4....TOTAL 5... City map ... and then go back and add links to the relevant threads on this forum to make this like an index....that's if other folk agree.
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Molly, you might wanna delete the link to aztec city from your sig. Its not running anymore.
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The Sheriff of Leeds
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I've updated the under construction bit with Wellington Plaza, we are now on 14 cranes up in the city.
When Gothic tells me he will stickify it, I will copy this lot into a new 'official buildings, construction and proposals' thread. I will keep adding new thumbnail pictures too, they are only 4kB each, so there shouldn't be any problem for people with slower internet connections viewing this.
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The Savage of Surrey
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This render (4) is for one of the smaller office blocks between ha goyh (3) and the river, not bridge house;
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