Over 2,500 jobs could be created after proposals for a new £60m building at Manchester Science Park were revealed. Bruntwood SciTech is behind the plans which would see an extra 131,000 sq ft of lab space created next to the University of Manchester’s main campus.
If the green light is given, the former Greenheys site will be redeveloped into a six-storey building designed specifically for scaling life science businesses working in diagnostics, genomics and precision medicine. READ MORE: Click here to sign up to the BusinessLive North West newsletter The plans represent the third phase of Bruntwood SciTech’s masterplan to grow the campus to one million sq ft following the completion of its purpose-built Industry 4.0 hub Base in July 2022.
Bruntwood SciTech said the new building would reduce fossil fuel consumption and be 100% electric, have glare and heat gain reduced through its specially designed 'solar shading' façade, and include a green wall wrapped around the first two floors to increase biodiversity and improve air quality.
Manchester Science Park is already home to more than 150 SMEs and large businesses spanning biotech, precision medicine, diagnostics, digital health, cyber security, digital technology, medtech and light manufacturing.
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