Chapman Taylor gets go-ahead for Salford tower

Sketch of Chapman Taylor's proposed Anchorage Gateway tower in Salford. The plans received outline planning consent on 14 November

Practice wins outline approval for 31-storey build-to-rent scheme

Chapman Taylor has won planning permission to replace a four-storey office building in Salford with a 31-storey build-to-rent tower.

The Media City architect’s proposals, drawn up for developer Cole Waterhouse, would deliver up to 290 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments for rent, along with new amenity space and up to 1,000sq m of retail space.

Salford council’s planning and transportation regulatory panel gave the plans outline consent at their meeting this month.

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