Monkwearmouth Hospital
Transforming Monkwearmouth Hospital with innovative NHS workspaces for modern healthcare needs.
Integrating a modern, residential led destination into a heritage environment to meet a City’s rising demands.
Project structure: A Sir Robert McAlpine Capital Ventures project with forward funding by Legal & General's BTR and Access Development Partnership with Sir Robert McAlpine as the main contractor.
Our role: Developer & provider of Development Management Services.
A new destination in the Jewellery Quarter needed a placemaking and construction approach embodying empathy and creativity. Our embedded relationship with the main contractor, Sir Robert McAlpine, meant we could quickly test new ideas and designs to ensure deliverability and shape our overall design approach accordingly.
By reinterpreting an industrial space for living and working without compromising authenticity or quality, The Goodsyard is becoming a sought-after city neighbourhood, exceeding its commercial and operational targets.
The first residents took occupancy in August 2023, creating certainty and earlier-than-expected rental income for Legal and General. Through early planning and consistent communication with our operational partner (Urban Bubble), we managed the resident experience, going the extra mile to ensure ongoing works did not compromise living standards and additional phases could launch early.
Overall, the scheme was completed early, delivering income earlier than targeted whilst contributing significantly to Birmingham's rising demand for quality homes.
Transforming Monkwearmouth Hospital with innovative NHS workspaces for modern healthcare needs.
Revolutionising student housing with Coventry University's new vibrant campus hub.
Creating a new education landmark for the City and a home for 40,000 students and 1,200 staff.
Delivering a vision dedicated to innovation in treatment and care for up 20,000 patients per annum.
Building and maintaining a key national strategic 125km route in the North East that carries up to 90,000 cars per day.