Issue 2 - Chapman Taylor
Issue 2 - Chapman Taylor
Issue 2 - Chapman Taylor
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Achievements <strong>Chapman</strong> <strong>Taylor</strong><br />
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Client: multi Development uK<br />
THIs £360 MILLION DEvELOPMENT, HAs bEEN POsITIvELY RECEIvED bY CONsuMERs AND<br />
RETAILERs ALIkE. ThE BATh ChRoNIClE<br />
The 4th of november, 2009 saw the opening of Phase 1 of the<br />
southgate, bath redevelopment in a low key event which was<br />
nonetheless eagerly anticipated by the people of bath. The<br />
redevelopment area embraces five hectares of bath city centre.<br />
<strong>Chapman</strong> <strong>Taylor</strong> worked for 15 years on the project that has<br />
transformed what was a rather squalid area of this World Heritage<br />
listed city by the intervention of an extension to the traditional<br />
urban grain of bath, through a series of new public streets and<br />
spaces to complete the city centre.<br />
The scheme was designed with respect to the city’s Georgian<br />
architecture and contains a mix of uses anchored by retail,<br />
including a residential element and provision for a health club. The<br />
masterplan revitalised and strengthened links to the railway station<br />
and provides the basis of a wholly integrated transport interchange<br />
via the adjacent new bus station.<br />
The opening of the first phase proved to be a success with<br />
automatic counters registering a footfall of 80,000 people on the<br />
first weekend alone.<br />
The project was completed in september 2010 and received The<br />
Georgian Group Architectural Giles Worsley Award for a new<br />
building in Georgian Context in november 2010.