Director Nick Thursby to speak at seminar on Tall Buildings in Bristol

On 10 July, Chapman Taylor Bristol Director Nick Thursby will be speaking at a property seminar on the topic of ‘Tall Buildings in Bristol’.

The event, which is organised by Forum for Tomorrow and Women in Property, will host expert speakers talking about their experience in the design and construction of tall buildings in the city. Nick will be speaking about Chapman Taylor’s design for the Castle Park View residential scheme, which includes a 26-storey tower, making it a landmark in the city centre.

On 10 July, Chapman Taylor Bristol Director Nick Thursby will be speaking at a property seminar on the topic of ‘Tall Buildings in Bristol’.

The event, which is organised by Forum for Tomorrow and Women in Property, will host expert speakers talking about their experience in the design and construction of tall buildings in the city. Nick will be speaking about Chapman Taylor’s design for the Castle Park View residential scheme, which includes a 26-storey tower, making it a landmark in the city centre.

Castle Park View regenerates a brownfield site to deliver some of the first dedicated Built-to-Rent homes in Bristol city centre. It provides 375 new homes, through a mixture of Build-to-Rent and affordable dwellings. Active ground-floor frontages to Castle Park are provided through a main entrance lobby, a business centre, a concierge reception and leisure facilities for the buildings’ residents.

A 26-storey tower (the tallest building in Bristol city centre) and a 10-storey block book-end the scheme, with a low-rise building connecting them and providing frontage to the park. The scheme takes advantage of the site’s proximity to the city centre and nearby floating harbour to create a landscaped and desirable place to live within Bristol.

The seminar will take place from 8am-10am on Tuesday 10 July at:

Burges Salmon LLP One Glass Wharf Bristol BS2 0ZX

For more information, please contact: Nick Thursby