Goodman has secured approval for its plans to redevelop a former Vauxhall aftersales warehouse in Luton, Bedfordshire, into a 1.2m sq ft industrial and logistics park.
The site is located next to Junction 11A of the M1, 17 miles from the M25, and spaces will range from 200,000 sq ft to 1.2m sq ft.
The developer said it will take a circular approach to construction for the 60-acre brownfield site. It is targeting a BREEAM Excellent rating and A+ EPC, with features including rooftop solar panels.
The development will have access to 7MVA of power. Rainwater harvesting and electric vehicle infrastructure will also be provided.
Nigel Dolan, development director at Goodman, said: “Goodman London Luton will combine sustainably designed warehouse space with a high-quality commercial park setting, providing customers with modern facilities in an attractive workplace environment.”
Deconstruction of the existing facility is underway and set for completion in June.
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