We have received approval and listed building consent for the conversion of Lime Street’s North Western Hall, back into a hotel. After over 20 years in use as a student residence, the hotel will include 202 high quality bedrooms, including a number of suites. The North Western Hotel opened in 1871 and was part of a great series of railway hotels which included The Midland in Manchester and St Pancras Midland in London. The Hotel was designed by Architect, Sir Alfred Waterhous

LRW have been busy on site, converting what was originally an old cotton mill and most recently, The Atrium serviced aparments into the stylish new Whitworth Locke. The scheme, designed by Grzywinski + Pons and LRW, will comprise a Cross Fit gym and yoga studio, cocktail bar, a Speak Easy-style basement bar, co-working space, all-day dinning restaurant and a coffee shop in partnership with Foundation Coffee House. This will be serviced apartments provider, SACO's third Locke

As seen in Insider Media, new plans have been submitted for a new retail park, located on the site of the former North East Gas offices in Harrogate. Read more at... https://www.insidermedia.com/insider/yorkshire/plans-submitted-for-harrogate-retail-park

Scotland's largest hotel is now open! Situated right in the centre of Glasgow, next to Central Station. The hotel is the first in Glasgow for the budget designer brand, Motel One and accommodates 374 rooms spread over 13 floors. Due to the success of our role in managing delivery of the brand we have been successful in the design and delivery of several other projects in the UK, one of which is the completed Cross St and the second is No.3 St Peters Square, both in Mancheste

We are thrilled that New Monaco residential scheme in Birmingham has been approved! Working alongside MCR Property Group, the development ranges from x2 11 storey towers with x11 smaller blocks of 5-10 storeys, thus a total of 1009 flats will be built by 2023. “The two towers will mark the location with a striking skyline and with their dynamic architectural facades, signpost and identify this location from the city centre” - Christian Gilham, Leach Rhodes Walker Managing Dir