Leeds-based Town Centre Securities (TCS) has submitted two new planning applications for its £250m Piccadilly Basin development in central Manchester.
The first is for a building comprising a 12,000 sq ft restaurant and 58 flats, while the second is for a scheme comprising 4,000 sq ft of offices, 40,300 sq ft of retail space and 159 flats.
Richard Lewis, development director of Town Centre Securities, said: “The retail units and additional apartments will complement the existing offering and will further cement the scheme as a true mixed use development.
“All elements of the scheme are progressing well and we have taken great care to extend our commitment to sustainability and the green agenda to this new phase.”
Other elements of Piccadilly Basin include the Carvers Warehouse office scheme, a new 31,000 sq ft headquarters building for architect BDP, as well as residential, restaurant and retail units, including Danish furniture store ILVA.
Detailed consent for the Ian Simpson-designed 87,000 sq ft Eider House office scheme has been granted, although TCS is not expected to begin work on the building without a prelet.
Cushman & Wakefield and Lambert Smith Hampton are joint office agents, while Knight Frank is marketing the new residential space.
