Three New Bailey
Details
- Architect: Make
- Developer: English Cities Fund
- Location: Manchester, UK
- Status: Completed 2024
Services
- Design Audit
- Façade Workshop Meetings
- Site Surveys
- Specification Writing
Three New Bailey
Details
- Architect: Make
- Developer: English Cities Fund
- Location: Manchester, UK
- Status: Completed 2024
Services
- Design Audit
- Façade Workshop Meetings
- Site Surveys
- Specification Writing
With an interlacing red brick façade in homage to Salford’s textile history, Three New Bailey Square is the third office development within the New Bailey masterplan in Greater Manchester. The building, designed by Make Architects, is home to HM Revenue & Customs and comprises 6 storeys of office space.
The design of the BREEAM “Excellent” development takes reference from local historic architecture and its inherent craftsmanship. One such design detail is the striking façade’s brickwork running cleanly around corners, enhancing visible solidity. The complex yet subtle façade combines a range of treatments including two types of weave – basket and twill – plus a distinctive perforated screen at roof level.
Wintech provided façade consultancy services on the project; assisting with the delivery of the striking façade, providing specifications, design audits and site surveys and advising on the buildability.
Project Awards
- Surface Design Awards 2021 Winner – Commercial Building Exterior
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