Glancy Nicholls Architects undertook the initial feasibility and design of a 900-home residential and mixed-use masterplan scheme for Wolverhampton City Council and its joint development partners. We have presented a vision for a creative, commercial, and living-focused district that provides Wolverhampton with a new urban destination, adjacent to the redevelopment works for the University and its central railway station.
This scheme offers retail opportunities, new commercial space, integrated green infrastructure and a mixture of residential styles. The accommodation includes family living spaces, luxury loft-style apartments, retained post-graduate living opportunities and high-quality landscaped courtyards. These are all intended to have a clear identity and sense of belonging to the Wolverhampton’s aesthetic and unique heritage.
Warmly received by Wolverhampton City Council, Brewers Yard is both a uniquely Wolverhampton proposal as well as being a viable deliverable outline for the city’s forthcoming resurgence.
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GNA have listened, reacted and provided a qualitative response to the various briefs and most importantly built a trusting relationship with the various stakeholders in the delivery of the work to date.
The city are delighted with the practices input into developing the city’s spaces and we look forward to continuing this established relationship in the future.