We are delighted to have obtained Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent (LBC) for the conversion of Upper Paradise Mill. The mill, which was built around 1860, was operated by Cartwright & Sheldon silk weavers from 1912 until 1981, at which point Upper Paradise Mill was converted to offices. The building is Grade II Listed and is now being converted into 10 apartments, two per floor.
NC Architecture are pleased to confirm their involvement with, amongst others, the following projects:
NC Architecture is delighted to announce the granting of Full Planning Approval by Liverpool City Council, for a Change of Use to convert three vacant commercial buildings, to create 21 self-contained aparthotel units for a large aparthotel operator in Liverpool, with A3 commercial unit at ground floor.
NC Architecture are delighted to have secured Planning and Listed Building Consent at Liverpool City Council Planning Committee, on 20th June 2017.
Our Tunnage Square developer client has retained us for this exciting development to refurbish and convert three existing buildings that are currently vacant and boarded, to crease 21 x self-contained serviced aparthotel units, with A3 commercial units at ground floor. Among the alterations will be roof alterations to form a lightweight zinc-clad extension, which will create a modern contemporary appearance and will complement the existing brick facade. The existing brick facade will be cleaned and repaired / made good where required, to retain its original character. All windows and doors will be re-glazed in double-glazed units within timber or metal frames painted black.
NC Architecture are delighted to have been appointed for the refurbishment of the 50,000sqft former Co-Op building in Penrith Town Centre.
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‘The Island’, 1st Floor Suite,
St. Ann’s Parade, Alderley Road,
Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 1HG
