CADENT OFFICES FOR British Council Offices Award finalist

2023 has started with very exciting news! After the BCO judges visited the site last Friday, we are delighted to announce that the CADENT Offices at Prospero Ansty is British Council for Offices Award’s finalist in the Corporate Workplace Category.

Bourn Phase 2, Bourn

We were delighted to be involved Bourn Phase 1, from inception to completion, working with Aitchison Developments Limited and very much look forward to being involved in Phase 2 now that it has received planning permission.

Have a look back with Sam Darwin giving a closer insight at Bourn Phase 1.
https://lnkd.in/ewjwTh9N

#BournQuarter #Warehousing #Industrial #MSAbuilds #architecture

Bourn Phase 1, Bourn Quarter

SEGRO Park, Tottenham

SEGRO Park, Tottenham has achieved the highest BREEAM score ever in the UK for an industrial building – 94.9%. Outstanding. Living walls and green-roofs contribute to biodiversity on site, and external landscaped amenity areas provide a scheme conducive to workplace wellbeing with gym equipment and seating areas.

A woodland has been planted to the northern boundary which screens the development to the adjacent and contributes towards Urban Greening and Biodiversity Net Gain.

Click the link below for a closer look:

https://placetech.net/video/video-inside-londons-greenest-warehouse/

#industrialarchitecture #sustainability #MSAbuilds #architects #construction

PAP1A (PROSPERO ANSTY 1A), Rugby

As the lead designers from inception to completion, Michael Sparks Associates are thrilled to see that Prospero Ansty CADENT office headquarters have been awarded as the Commercial Development of the year at the Midlands Insiders Awards 2022.

Opus Land, Manse, McLaren Construction, Cadent Gas, Aviva Investors, Avison Young

#industrialarchitecture #MSAbuilds #Cadent #ProsperoAnsty

SEGRO Park, Hayes

Recently completed SEGRO Park, Hayes on the former Nestle site, provides four speculative industrial units for SEGRO totalling 268,810 sq ft GEA with first floor offices. The development provides public open spaces, trim trail and the regeneration of the Grand Union Canal towpath for building users and the public. With sustainability and wellbeing at the centre of this development, the buildings achieved BREEAM ‘Outstanding’, EPC ‘A+’ and are carbon negative.

The project team included SEGRO, Knight Webb, Feasibility, HDR, Terry Anderson Landscape Architects, WPP, VolkerFitzpatrick.