Store Street, Manchester

Store Street, Manchester

Store Street, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

‘Store Street’ is a new build residential scheme comprising 63 one & two bed apartments and 3 town houses along the Ashton Canal, off Store Street in Manchester city center. The scheme is being delivered by housing provider Clarion and H20 Urban.
Once complete Clarion Housing will manage the scheme and the properties will be made available through shared ownership.

Hannan Associates were appointed to develop the MEP services design, undertake design stage Part L Compliance checks and to produce an Energy Statement in support of the planning application submitted to Manchester City Council.

Fifty percent of the car parking spaces will be supplied by electric vehicle charge points, with passive provision for the remaining 50% of spaces. Secure cycle storage has also been included and a proportion of ‘green space’ incorporated into the scheme design by provision of an accessible terrace area on the sixth level.

It is currently proposed that an ‘all-electric’ services strategy will be adopted for both the apartments and the town houses.

As a result of the anticipated update to Building Regulations and subsequent update to SAP methodology (SAP 10), which proposes an approximate 55% reduction in the CO₂ emissions factor for electricity as a result of ongoing decarbonisation of the grid; homes heated by direct electric systems will produce virtually the same CO₂ emissions as gas.

The carbon impact of electric based heating is therefore going to be more favorable in the coming years, which we are promoting on this development in order to future-proof the homes and contribute towards Manchester’s 2038 Net Zero Carbon Target.

H20 Urban is a joint venture between developer Bloc and the Canal & River Trust.

 

Planning Submitted for Store Street Manchester

 

About This Project

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CLIENT : Clarion Housing Group with H20 Urban

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ARCHITECT : AHR Architects

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CONTRACT DURATION: April 2019 - ongoing

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Valette Square, Salford

Valette Square, Salford

Valette Square, Salford

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Hannan Associates were part of the team to design and deliver the recently completed Valette Square, developed by The English Cities Fund – a joint venture between Homes England, Legal & General and Muse Developments.

The development includes 33 townhouses with a mix of 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms with private gardens and terraces. It is situated just off Chapel Street, a short walk to Manchester City Centre, Spinningfields, New Bailey, Peel Park and the River Irwell.

Hannan Associates provided Building Services Engineering consultancy for the new homes, including early stage MEP concept design, utility connections & diversions advice, initial Part L1A calculations, renewable energy technologies feasibility review and site inspection duties.

The design of the townhouses’ façade and orientation optimises natural daylighting and reduces the requirement of artificial lighting. Other design features include smart utility metering, occupant controlled zoned heating system, low energy light fittings, improved insulation to minimize heat loss & reduce utility bills and Integrated Virgin Media and BT telecoms infrastructure.

Other members of the team included Buttress Architects, Integra Consulting, Chroma and main contractor John Turner Construction Group. 

This is the fourth phase of residential development in the Chapel Street area by the English Cities Fund, which forms part of the wider Salford Central masterplan.  Other schemes include Vimto Gardens, Timekeepers Square and Carpino Place .

The development is named after French Impressionist painter Pierre Adolphe Valette known for his acclaimed paintings of Manchester and Salford. He was a teacher at the Manchester Municipal School of Art and is remembered as L. S. Lowry’s tutor.

About This Project

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CLIENT : The English Cities Fund

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ARCHITECT : Buttress Architects

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CONTRACT DURATION: May 2018 - January 2021

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Stoke City Bet 365 Stadium

Stoke City Bet 365 Stadium

Stoke City Bet 365 Stadium

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Hannan Associates provided a Stage 4 Design of the Building Services Design for the expansion & refurbishment works at Stoke City’s Bet 365 Stadium.

Works included:

1| Infill of the South East Corner Stand creating additional seating and concourse including diversions and maintaining existing services

2| Upgrade of the stadium accessible seating in all stands to comply with Premier league and government guidance

3| SE and NW Corner media screens and new NW corner media control suite including diversions

4| Alteration of the South stand segregation for away fans to allow flexibility of use

About This Project

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CLIENT : Stoke City FC + Bet 365

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ARCHITECT : AFL Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £5.4 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: July 2016 - June 2018

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Gorton Foundry, Hammertone Road

Gorton Foundry, Hammertone Road

Gorton Foundry, Hammerstone Stone

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Hannan Associates are very pleased to be part of Morgan Sindall’s team involved in the refurbishment of Manchester City Council’s waste disposal and maintenance depot located at the old Gorton Foundry site on Hammerstone Road in Gorton, Manchester.

The site spans a total area of 3.80ha and the west side is dominated by a 10,000 sq m industrial unit, which was once occupied by railway manufacturers Beyer and Peacock who manufactured nearly 8,000 railway locomotives here from 1854 to 1966.

The unit is a single storey open plan building which will be remodelled and refurbished to provide a new multi-tenanted building with new office and maintenance facilities. The overall project also includes the rationalisation and amalgamation of services of other Manchester City Council depots at Ardwick and Newton Heath.

Our team are very pleased to be providing Building Services Design, Building Physics Design and Sustainability Services for the transformation of this interesting building.

Photovoltaic panels have been incorporated into the design to minimise carbon emissions related to building processes and vehicle charging. To augment this strategy a battery storage solution has been proposed to store renewable energy generated by the PV during peak periods, thus maximising carbon reduction and minimising the technologies payback period.

As part of the councils overall strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emission from their portfolio, the development has been designed using dynamic simulation to embed a fabric first approach into the carbon reduction strategy.  As part of the environmental performance of the development, it has been decided to install rainwater/grey water harvesting. This system will as a minimum feed the vehicle wash system to minimise the use of carbon intensive potable water .

Energy monitoring through the use of smart meters has become commonplace in the home to enable residents to minimise energy usage.  BEMS enables the building users and FM team monitor, benchmark and target energy consumption thus reducing the buildings carbon emissions on a system by system basis as well as a tenancy basis.

We are very pleased to be working for Manchester City Council and Morgan Sindall on this interesting project. We join Fletcher Rae Architects and Curtins Consulting on the project design team.

 

Historic Beyer & Peacock Site Refurb

 

 

About This Project

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CLIENT : Morgan Sindall & Manchester city Council

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ARCHITECT : Flecher Rae Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £12.2 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: January 2018 – ongoing

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