From car park to community - a brutalist structure reworked into a low-carbon neighbourhood.
From brutalist carpark to low-carbon neighbourhood.
A UK first. We've got the chance to repurpose the redundant Midway car park into a thriving new neighbourhood. With a new town centre car park in the works, the brutalist structure will undergo a radical makeover, saving a shed load of embodied carbon by repurposing the existing building rather than building from scratch.
The plans:
- 111 homes across 1, 2 & 3-bed apartments (a mix of repurposed and new build spaces)
- A 3-floor open atrium at the heart of the building
- Lush green landscaping, balconies and roof terraces
- Resident amenities such as a social hub, gym, mini-cinema, and lounge
- Onsite car parking for residents
A new chapter for Newcastle-under-Lyme.
We’ve been conjuring up plans to breathe new life into Newcastle-under-Lyme town centre whilst celebrating and preserving the town’s charm.
Together with the Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council, we are mapping out an overhaul of three town centre locations, delivering new homes, high-quality spaces for businesses and green, outdoor spots for the community to enjoy.
The team have already undertaken a raft of early technical work, and we’re now reviewing everyone’s feedback on our plans before we submit planning applications to the council later this year.
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The Plans.
As a historic market town, Newcastle-under-Lyme has bags of character, but some of the 1960s buildings are now past their best.
Developing three prominent locations is part of a joined-up approach to writing the next chapter for the town centre, as a place that people call home, go to work, shop and hang out.
Our plans go beyond bricks and mortar, it’s about creating vibrant spaces for businesses and people.
A new chapter for Newcastle-under-Lyme.
We’ve been conjuring up plans to breathe new life into Newcastle-under-Lyme town centre whilst celebrating and preserving the town’s charm.
Together with the Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council, we are mapping out an overhaul of three town centre locations, delivering new homes, high-quality spaces for businesses and green, outdoor spots for the community to enjoy.
The team have already undertaken a raft of early technical work, and we’re now reviewing everyone’s feedback on our plans before we submit planning applications to the council later this year.
The Plans.
As a historic market town, Newcastle-under-Lyme has bags of character, but some of the 1960s buildings are now past their best.
Developing three prominent locations is part of a joined-up approach to writing the next chapter for the town centre, as a place that people call home, go to work, shop and hang out.
Our plans go beyond bricks and mortar, it’s about creating vibrant spaces for businesses and people.