Manchester’s Red Bank set for 43-storey landmark tower

The 50–54 Pink Financial institution scheme will ship 509 flats, with shared facilities, landscaped outside areas and sweeping metropolis views.

At road stage, the plans embrace industrial models to enhance the thriving Pink Financial institution arches and greater than 2,000 sq m of public house linking to the historic viaduct.

Two planning purposes shall be submitted as soon as public session is completed, one for the towers and surrounding public realm, and one other to progress wider entry enhancements to the viaduct.

Present occupier GRUB will relocate to make approach for the event.

A spokesperson for the challenge group mentioned: “These proposals convey ahead much-needed houses, alongside new public house and energetic floor ground makes use of that can add to the lifetime of the world.”

“Pink Financial institution is quick changing into a inventive and vibrant a part of Manchester, and our imaginative and prescient is to construct on this character to create a particular new neighbourhood.”

The plans align with Manchester Metropolis Council’s Northern Gateway Strategic Regeneration Framework, which goals to ship 15,000 houses over the subsequent 10–15 years.

Designed to be largely car-free, the event will characteristic cycle parking, pedestrian hyperlinks, and low-carbon applied sciences comparable to air supply warmth pumps.