Plans in for more Salford resi towers

Bruntwood and Select Property Group have put in a planning application for 506 apartments in two buildings of 33 storeys and 16 storeys, on the banks of the River Irwell, Salford.

The scheme, which will operate under Select’s Affinity Living brand, is located on New Bailey Street on the riverside footpath that links Spinningfields to Blackfriars Street.

The site is next to Bruntwood’s Riverside development of commercial office and retail space, and the Lowry Hotel.

Denton Corker Marshall is the architect.

The 33-storey building, Affinity Living Riverview, will house 318 apartments while the 16-storey building, Affinity Living Riverside, is made up of 188 apartments. The flats will be for the build-to-rent market and targeted at young professionals.

Alongside large social lounge areas and private dining rooms, plans include co-working spaces and a gym. Level 33 of Riverview will feature a roof garden, media room and private entertainment space.

The New Bailey Street scheme is the second in Manchester by Bruntwood and Select, which is currently delivering the £750m Circle Square scheme on the former BBC site on Oxford Road.

In another joint venture, Select and Ask Real Estate submitted a planning application last month for 700 Affinity Living apartments at Embankment West, also in Salford, in a 12, 25 and 32 storey building.

Mark Stott, chief executive of Select Property Group, said: “With a shared vision for customer service excellence, we’re looking forward to working with Bruntwood once more to transform this fantastic riverside location into a residential community which redefines the standards for build-to-rent.”

Subject to planning permission, enabling works will commence on site in October 2016.

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Build-to-rent. Great community building again here.

By syntax

Yes exactly, when will they start building apartments for people who want to buy and live in the city. Most of the developments announced have been PRS.

By Mike

Nothing wrong with PRS, it’s a good model. There are already apartments that can be bought in the city centre.

By York Street

What happened to the hotel that was planned for the same site? This is a fair bit bigger!

By JS

I wonder what the modernist society will say about demolition of the black granite box?

By Vicar in a Tutu

It looks good from a distance.There are soon to be quite a cluster of Skyscrapers behind it.It should be quite a view from the Manchester side of the Irwell in 5 years in that direction.

By Elephant

It looks good from a distance.There are soon to be quite a cluster of Skyscraper d behind it.It should be quite a view from the Manchester side of the Irwell in 5 years in that direction.

By Elephant

Looks awful

By Karen

Mmm boxes. Lovely lovely sweet boxes. Full of renters. Mmm.

By syntax

This looks great, DCM are great architects. This could be one of the city centre’s best addresses. Well done Salford.

By Rumour has it

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