Following the completion of the energy centre at Castle Park, Bristol, Goram Homes is seeking a development partner for a build-to-rent (BTR) scheme above.
Working In partnership with Bristol City Council and Vital Energi, Goram Homes, the energy centre completed in June, and following a design competition for the scheme are now looking for a firm to realise it.
Groupwork and Mcgregor Coxall were announced as the winners on March 14 with their proposal, comprising a 26 and nine-storey building.
A pre-planning application has been submitted and public consultation and engagement will commence following the procurement of a delivery partner.
A spokesperson from Avison Young said: “On behalf of Goram Homes, Avison Young is seeking a Delivery Partner for their site at Castle Park. The site is a waterside, high-density development opportunity in the centre of Bristol with potential for private market sale, build-to-rent and affordable Housing.”
”Goram Homes is seeking a partner with the expertise to deliver this highly sustainable, landmark development overlooking the Feeder Canal, next to the historic Castle Park and within walking distance to transport hubs and all the comforts of the city centre.”
“The building design was part of a competition won by Groupwork and McGregor Coxall, with a proposal for a stone exoskeleton and cross-laminated timber building, resulting in negative embodied carbon.”
“Goram Homes works in partnership to build homes that create communities and are environmentally, socially and economically sustainable. Goram Homes is a subsidiary of Bristol Holding Ltd, which is wholly owned by Bristol City Council.”
Image source: Groupwork and Mcgregor Coxall
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