Designs revealed for 2 Angel Square

The Co-operative Group has released concept designs for the 200,000 sq ft 2 Angel Square office block in Manchester.

The scheme has been worked up by AHR Architects, with plans to submit a planning application by the end of April. The office has been scheduled to complete by the end of 2018.

2 Angel Square is part of the second phase of the Co-operative Group and Hermes Real Estate's 20-acre NOMA development near to Manchester Victoria Railway Station. The £800m scheme will be delivered over 10-25 years.

Stage two includes the 95,000 sq ft office, retail and leisure renovation of Hanover House which is due to complete in 2016, Moda Living's Angel Gardens 400-apartment scheme which is awaiting planning approval, and a proposed third office block, the 200,000 sq ft 3 Angel Square.

The Casey Group is currently on site delivering New City Square, a public realm area designed by Planit-IE.

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1st prize in the Dull Office Building Category. And there are a large number of entries!

By L Corbusier

That’ll be a huge disappointment next to it’s big brother if the finished article looks anything like it.

By ArchiTechT

I think they are stretching the use of the term "design" with this attempt.

By Your Dad

I appreciate there will have been studies conducted for demand but who is going to fill all these offices? What with Eastbank coming on line too – aren’t we going to have a lot of empty offices in Manchester?

By query

There will never be enough offices, never….

By Swampy

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