Located just 800 metres away from the award winning Middlehaven waterfront regeneration project

Middlehaven
A waterfront destination of international stature for Middlesbrough Middlehaven...the facts:

250 acre development in the heart of Middlesbrough
Combined public and private sector investment of £500m
Provide up to 3,000 new jobs
Alsop’s masterplan will transform redundant waterfront quarter into a groundbreaking landscape of contemporary architecture for work, leisure and living
Over 2,400 homes built over 20 years
More than 800,000 square feet of commercial office development
Significant leisure proposals, including hotels, bars, restaurants and world beating attractions
Establish Middlesbrough as a forward thinking, imaginative and dynamic town
Attract tourists from all over the UK and beyond
Become a model of best practice for regeneration
Creative vision is based on hard-nosed commercial reality

Located just 800 metres away from the award winning Middlehaven waterfront regeneration project

Middlehaven
A waterfront destination of international stature for Middlesbrough Middlehaven...the facts:

250 acre development in the heart of Middlesbrough
Combined public and private sector investment of £500m
Provide up to 3,000 new jobs
Alsop’s masterplan will transform redundant waterfront quarter into a groundbreaking landscape of contemporary architecture for work, leisure and living
Over 2,400 homes built over 20 years
More than 800,000 square feet of commercial office development
Significant leisure proposals, including hotels, bars, restaurants and world beating attractions
Establish Middlesbrough as a forward thinking, imaginative and dynamic town
Attract tourists from all over the UK and beyond
Become a model of best practice for regeneration
Creative vision is based on hard-nosed commercial reality

Thursday 15th March 2007
MIDDLEHAVEN has scooped an architecture “oscar” at one of the world’s most important property events. The designs for the scheme last night went head-to-head with two other internationally renowned projects from all over the world at MIPIM in France. And a team led by Tees Valley Regeneration, developer BioRegional Quintain and its architects Studio Egret West emerged as winners. Middlehaven won the “big urban projects” category at the MIPIM (Architectural Review) Future Projects Awards against other short-listed projects Plot-Scape in Bursa, Turkey and the massive redevelopment of the King’s Cross Station area in London.