Developer opens consultation on proposals for scheme at St Mary’s Parsonage
Gary Neville’s firm Relentless firm has unveiled plans for two more towers in Manchester.
The developer has opened a consultation on plans to replace the Alberton House and Cardinal House buildings at St Mary’s Parsonage with two towers of 43 and 33 storeys.
The proposals will deliver 434 new homes, 172 hotel rooms and approximately 12,657 sq m of high-quality office space, providing a mix of homes, workspace and visitor accommodation to support Manchester’s continued growth.
Planning permission to demolish 1970’s Alberton House and replace it with an office building was granted in 2022 but construction did not take place. Relentless said this established the principle of redeveloping the site for a substantial commercial development.
It said: “Considering Alberton House alongside Cardinal House creates an opportunity to take a more coordinated approach to their future, exploring how development, public spaces and pedestrian connections could work together while responding to the area’s heritage and wider regeneration.”
The proposed scheme, designed by EPR Architects, also incorporates a pedestrian link from the historic St Mary’s Parsonage area to the river Irwell along with shops and restaurants.
The consultation runs until 1 December.
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