Leeds based developer, Wilton Developments, has today revealed a further phase of redevelopment at 10 South Parade in Leeds.
On behalf the BCO award-winning office owner, East Parade Limited, Wilton has appointed Formm to carry out the works to the ground floor, introducing a business lounge, coffee shop and a 65-desk business centre divided into 10 self-contained offices.
The space will also provide high quality meeting rooms for hire, and the ability to open up part of the centre for events. Work will complete early next year.
Designed by JMA (Jon Matthews Architects), ESG has been at the heart of the project with designers paying particular attention to recyclable materials and low carbon solutions
The centre will be managed directly by Wilton under its new humanSpaces brand, building upon the success of the all-inclusive offices which are now fully let at its 2 Bond Court building. Hannah Ingrey has been appointed as the new Community & Operations Manager for the building, she joins from Spacemade at Park House where she was Community Manager. Wilton has plans to roll out this offer to its wider Leeds portfolio.
Jason Stowe, Managing Director at Wilton Developments, comments “Following our two recent lettings to IDHL and Thomson Solicitors, the upper floors of 10SP are once again fully occupied. The time is therefore right to implement long held plans for the reconfiguration of our ground floor at 10SP.
“This scheme will provide new, contemporary facilities for our existing tenants, providing collaboration opportunities through the business lounge and business centre. The Coffee Shop will be operated by Bean Coffee, who we are particularly excited about introducing the brand to Leeds City Centre. The coffee shop will be open to the public, as well as being available to tenants and visitors to the building.”
Hannah Ingrey, Community & Operations Manager at humanSpaces, comments “We are creating a truly exceptional offer here at 10SP. The attention to detail and quality of materials will stand apart in the Leeds market. I’m particularly impressed with the desire to incorporate recycled and recyclable materials where feasible into every aspect of the design. I am looking forward to launching the space early in the new year, alongside our new community card offer open to all Wilton tenants in the city.”
