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PROJECT:
LOCK 29
SECTOR:
COMMUNITY / FOODHALL / BRANDING
LOCATION:
CASTLE QUAY SHOPPING CENTRE, BANBURY, UK
SIZE:
CLIENT:
18,000 SQFT
CHERWELL DISTRICT COUNCIL

Project:

Sector:

Location:

Size:

Client:

The Boulevard

Retail / Strategy & Msterplanning

Banbridge, Northern Ireland

209,000 Sqft / 19,400 Sqm

Tristan Capital / Lotus Group

PROJECT:
SECTOR:
LOCATION:
SIZE:
CLIENT:
WORKPLACE
LEEDS, UK
9000 SQFT 
VASTINT UK
1 & 3 SOUTH BROOK STREET, AIRE PARK
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In 2016, a joint venture between Tristan Capital and Lotus Group acquired two underperforming outlet centres in Northern Ireland — Junction One and The Outlet. Following our successful work with Tristan Capital at Fort Dunlop and The Cube in Birmingham, we were invited to pitch for the reimagining of both schemes. Our strategic and design approach secured the appointment.

 

For The Outlet, now known as The Boulevard, Banbridge, the key challenge was protecting the central mall from Northern Ireland’s inclement weather. Previous attempts to introduce a roof had been constrained by stringent fire safety requirements

 

Drawing on our experience delivering an award-winning redevelopment incorporating ETFE courtyard structures, we developed a lightweight canopy that connected directly to the existing superstructure while meeting the required fire regulations. The result transformed the central boulevard into a sheltered, year-round environment while retaining natural daylight and the character of an outdoor space.

 

Integrated colour-changing lighting gives the canopy a distinctive presence after dark, becoming a signature feature of the centre and reinforcing its new identity. The wider redevelopment helped reposition The Boulevard as a contemporary shopping and leisure destination, with reported growth of 27% and a 25% increase in turnover following completion.

The Telegraph Business Awards 2019 logo
REVO Gold Awards logo
PROJECT:
LOCK 29
SECTOR:
COMMUNITY / FOODHALL / BRANDING
LOCATION:
CASTLE QUAY SHOPPING CENTRE, BANBURY, UK
SIZE:
CLIENT:
18,000 SQFT
CHERWELL DISTRICT COUNCIL

Project:

Sector:

Location:

Size:

Client:

The Boulevard

Retail / Strategy & Materplanning

Banbridge, Northern Ireland

209,000 Sqft / 19,400 Sqm

Tristan Capital / Lotus Group

Project:

Sector:

Location:

Size:

Client:

Retail / Strategy & Masterplanning

Banbridge, Northern Ireland

209,000 Sqft / 19,400 Sqm

Tristan Capital / Lotus Group

The Boulevard

In 2016, a joint venture between Tristan Capital and Lotus Group acquired two underperforming outlet centres in Northern Ireland — Junction One and The Outlet. Following our successful work with Tristan Capital at Fort Dunlop and The Cube in Birmingham, we were invited to pitch for the reimagining of both schemes. Our strategic and design approach secured the appointment.

 

For The Outlet, now known as The Boulevard, Banbridge, the key challenge was protecting the central mall from Northern Ireland’s inclement weather. Previous attempts to introduce a roof had been constrained by stringent fire safety requirements

 

Drawing on our experience delivering an award-winning redevelopment incorporating ETFE courtyard structures, we developed a lightweight canopy that connected directly to the existing superstructure while meeting the required fire regulations. The result transformed the central boulevard into a sheltered, year-round environment while retaining natural daylight and the character of an outdoor space.

 

Integrated colour-changing lighting gives the canopy a distinctive presence after dark, becoming a signature feature of the centre and reinforcing its new identity. The wider redevelopment helped reposition The Boulevard as a contemporary shopping and leisure destination, with reported growth of 27% and a 25% increase in turnover following completion.

The Boulevard, Banbridge, shopping centre
The Boulevard, Banbridge, entrance
The Boulevard, Banbridge, Customer Service Centre
The Boulevard, Banbridge, entrance
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