Bruntwood and MSP win Eye Hospital consent

Manchester City Council has approved Bruntwood and Manchester Science Parks' plans to convert the former Royal Eye Hospital on Oxford Road into a 100,000 sq ft biomedical centre.

Eye hospitalThe part renovation and part new-build, designed by Sheppard Robson architects, will contain wet labs, offices, teaching rooms and research facilities. A training provider and a biomedical firm are in talks with Bruntwood to pre-let parts of the development.

Two applications were approved, for listed building consent – the former hospital is Grade 2-listed, as well as the overall development, which includes a five-storey extension.

Bruntwood and MSP are advised by Drivers Jonas Deloitte on planning, Arup for engineering, Kevin Murphy, heritage consultant, and quantity surveyor Cyril Sweett.

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