Anchor Residency Trafford, Bridgestone Rotheo p Bridgestone

Leach Rhodes Walker is the architect. Credit: via Bridgestone Construction

Trafford Waters scheme wriggles through Gateway 2 bottleneck

A joint venture between Bridgestone Construction and Rotheo has secured clearance from the Building Safety Regulator for Anchor Residency’s 208 build-to-rent homes.

Gateway 2 approval for the scheme within Peel Waters’ Trafford Waters masterplan area follows hot on the heels of the partnership clearing the same bar for the Nexus House PBSA development in Salford.

Located within the 53-acre Trafford Waters district, the development will deliver a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments alongside resident amenities.

Other Bridgestone Construction projects include Dock 5 for ForLiving, the recently completed Worrall Street in Salford – a 160-home scheme for Great Places Housing Group – and securing an £18m later living project in Waterloo, Sefton. The company has now helped deliver more than 1,500 new homes.

The firm said that for The Anchor Residency, success has been driven by early collaboration between the development, design and construction teams. Architect Leach Rhodes Walker led the architectural design, supported by Thomas Consulting as structural engineer and Artec as fire engineer.

Dave Hardman, pre-construction director at Bridgestone Construction, said: “Securing Gateway 2 approval for the scheme so soon after achieving approval for our Nexus House accommodation development, is a fantastic achievement for everyone involved. It demonstrates the strength of our preconstruction process and the collaborative relationships we’ve built, our consultant teams and the Building Safety Regulator.

“I’d like to thank Leach Rhodes Walker, Thomas Consulting, Artec and the wider project team for their professionalism and commitment throughout the design process. Their collaborative approach has been instrumental in delivering a coordinated design that successfully met the requirements of Gateway 2.

“Building on our residential track record across Greater Manchester, including Worrall Street and Dock 5, we’re looking forward to bringing the same focus on quality, certainty and delivery to Trafford Waters as construction gets underway.”

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