Chester Northgate Planning Application June 2019 2

VIDEO | Virtual flythrough tour of Chester Northgate

New animation takes viewers inside the development’s CGI renderings, showcasing what it will be like to walk through the cultural and leisure destination once complete.

Phase one is still under construction at the £45m development being built by VINCI Construction UK for Cheshire West & Chester Council. The steel frame for the market and six-screen cinema building is now complete. The roof is nearing completion for the extension of the Hunter’s Walk building. VINCI has also completed the stair and lift concrete cores to the multi-storey car park. Progress is being made on the car park’s steel frame and the flooring of the first few storeys.

The first part of the Chester Northgate scheme is set to open in early 2022. Northgate will have an indoor market hall, arcade, cinema, co-working office spaces, public square, cafes and restaurants. It is the largest development in Chester for more than 40 years. See more at chesternorthgate.com.

Want to see the site in person?

Those attending Place North West’s Chester Development Update on 24 June will have the chance to go on an exclusive tour of the site, courtesy of the Cheshire West & Chester Council. The event is sponsored by Onward Homes and the Chester Growth Partnership.

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Looking great. So pleased they kept the original frontage of such a beautiful historic building unlike The Forum disaster. I heard jumping water fountains were also planned in front of the town hall. This would be a great feature if it’s planned.

By Mike Thomas

Around half the foot print in multi storey car park, not very obvious from the flyover. Not a solar panel in sight. Why build new when there is so much in need of renovation and restoration in Chester. Irresponsible use of carbon budget in my opinion.

By Catherine Green

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