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SPINNINGFIELDS | MANCHESTER 17th Floor 11,342 sq ft (1,054 sq m)

17th Floor - Spinningfields · commercial district, the city’s most coveted office space sits below the celebrated restaurant; 20 Stories, from Michelin-starred restaurant operator

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  • S P I N N I N G F I E L D S | M A N C H E S T E R

    17th Floor1 1 ,342 sq ft ( 1 ,054 sq m)

  • It’s not called number one for nothing. The building

    was the last to arrive at Spinningfields and was

    never going to be anything other than No 1.

    For this address is rooted in the Spinningfields

    ethos, which is a magnet for the most discerning

    international players like PWC, Squire Patton Boggs,

    MoneySupermarket.com and WeWork's first UK

    location outside of London. It’s an effortless blend

    of design, detail and diligent placemaking that

    allows the crossover between work, leisure and

    lifestyle that ambitious businesses and their people

    thrive on. Reigning supreme over this premium

    commercial district, the city’s most coveted office

    space sits below the celebrated restaurant; 20

    Stories, from Michelin-starred restaurant operator

    D&D London. Many other high-class leisure and

    retail neighbours lie within strolling distance.

    Step this way for instant prestige.

    Straight to the top

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  • the suite at the summit

    Unparalleled 360-degree views of the Manchester skyline it’s a truly impressive space. A pinnacle of style on the 17th floor, it sits majestically above its grand neighbours.

    Gaze out at the panoramic vista. The buildings that make

    up the rich industrial heritage of Manchester are laid out

    before you. Beyond that you can even see the hilltops of

    Lancashire and Cheshire. The views of the elevation are

    great from the ground too. The architect has designed it

    using materials that cleverly give it colour and reflectivity,

    so that it has kinetic energy and an identity of its own.

    As you would expect from a floor at the very top of this

    landmark building.

    The suite at the summit of No. 1 is unquestionably the best suite in Manchester.

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    No.1

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  • It just has to be seen

    This high up the view is more than a little impressive, as is the specification. Wonderfully bright and spacious and designed

    to incorporate the very latest tech,

    the 17th floor offers a workspace

    like no other. All set within stylish

    contemporary surroundings.

    Floor plan

    • 48 work stations• 8 private offices• Agile desking for 20 people • 76 people total – 1:13 sq m 11,342 sq ft (1,054 sq m)

    Space plan - Low density

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    Byrom Street

    11,342 sq ft (1,054 sq m)

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    No.1

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  • LEVEL 19

    LEVEL 14

    LEVEL 15-16

    LEVEL 10–12

    LEVEL 3

    LEVEL 13

    LEVEL 8–9

    LEVEL MEZZ–2

    LEVEL 17

    LEVEL 12

    LEVEL 4–7

    LEVEL 0

    TOWER LEVEL 17

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    MEZZANINE

    UPPER BASEMENT

    GROUND

    LOWER BASEMENT

    Byrom Street

    38 m²

    409.7 SF

    Meeting R

    oom 4

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    to uch down ba r are a

    17 m²

    181.8 SF

    Office - O

    . Stratton16.13

    9 m²

    95.1 SF

    Reprographics A

    rea 316.17

    23 m²

    247.6 SF

    Meeting R

    oom 3

    16.0817 m

    ²181.9 SF

    Office - L. Pearson

    6.21

    9 m²

    100.6 SF

    Meeting R

    oom 2

    16.07

    9 m²

    95.5 SF

    Meeting R

    oom 1

    16.06

    19 m²

    200.7 SF

    Meeting R

    oom 5

    16.10

    2476 2200

    1900

    2000

    103 m²

    1111.6 SF

    Reception16.01

    3 m²

    37.4 SF

    Phone Booth 416.14

    3 m²

    36.1 SF

    Phone Booth 516.15

    3 m²

    35.3 SF

    Phone Booth 616.16

    4 m²

    47.9 SF

    Exec Teapoint16.02

    high breakfast bar 19001900

    3 m²

    33.5 SF

    Booth 116.03

    3 m²

    34.2 SF

    Booth 216.04

    22 m²

    238.6 SF

    Exec Lounge16.05

    251 m²

    2707.0 SF

    Open W

    ork Area 216.12

    273 m²

    2939.9 SF

    Open W

    ork Area 36.20

    3500

    room

    bookingroom

    booking

    room booking

    room booking

    room booking

    Space plan - High density

    Available workspace

    20 Stories Rooftop Restaurant

    M&S Foodhall

    Pot Kettle Black

    PART 3 RD FLOOR

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    Byrom Street

    • 130 work stations• 3 private offices • 133 people total 1: 8 sqm 11,342 sq ft (1,054 sq m)

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    Schedule of Areas

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    No.1 17th Floor

  • The surroundings of No.1 Spinningfields set the right tone for work-life balance. There’s a social vibrancy that gets its energy from the sophisticated amenities on

    offer. A champagne blow out bar, an award-

    winning independent antipodean coffee shop,

    an M&S food hall and of course, the celebrated

    restaurant 20 storeys in the grounds of No 1. set

    the tone. Further afield, the many other upscale

    restaurants including The Ivy, cafes and shops

    create a stylish, sophisticated atmosphere that

    allows a satisfying blend of work and pleasure.

    No.1

    An elevated social work scene

    T H E R I G H T A T M O S P H E R E

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  • No.1 Location

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  • No.1 Location

    T H E C E N T R E P I E C E A T T H E H E A R T O F M A N C H E S T E R ' S P R E M I E R C O M M E R C I A L D I S T R I C T

    The corporate and commercial centre for the North of England, offering unrivalled access to amenities, transport links and business

    services in Manchester City Centre.

    Spinningfields is a vibrant destination, with

    retail, leisure, entertainment and cultural

    events alongside luxury international

    fashion brands, restaurants and bars.

    The pr imar y arena f or bus ines s out s ide o f London

    3 HARDMAN SQUARE

    CIVIL JUSTICE CENTRE

    XYZ

    1 HARDMAN BOULEVARD

    MANCAT

    NCP CAR PARK

    LEFT BANK APARTMENTS

    LEFT BANK APARTMENTS

    SUNLIGHTHOUSE

    TOWER 12

    MAGISTRATES COURT

    3 HARDMAN STREET

    4 HARDMANSTREET 2 HARDMAN

    STREET

    1 HARDMAN STREET

    COUNTY COURT

    1 BYROM PLACE

    1 SPINNINGFIELDS SQUARE

    1 THE AVENUECROWNCOURTS

    THE JOHN RYLANDS LIBRARY

    OPERAHOUSE

    PEOPLE’S HISTORYMUSEUM

    QUAY STREET

    NEW QUAY STREET

    BRIDGE STREET

    THE AVENUE

    SPINNINGFIELDS SQ.

    HARDMAN SQUARE

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    BANK HARDMAN BOULEVARD

    SALFORD CENTRALSTATION

    1. SCENE

    2. BEASTRO

    3. RBS

    4. DOCKYARD

    5. GBK

    6. MR MALE GROOMING

    7. GREGGS

    8. ITSU

    9. TATTU

    10. CARLUCCIO’S

    11. BAGEL NASH

    12. HSBC

    13. PRET A MANGER

    14. THE ALCHEMIST

    15. IBERICA

    16. THE OAST HOUSE

    17. FLANNELS

    18. THAIKHUN

    19. COMPTOIR LIBANAIS

    20. FAZENDA

    21. RESTAURANT MCR

    22. PHILLIP STONER

    23. OLIVER SWEENEY

    24. MULBERRY

    25. DAVID WAYMAN FLOWERS

    26. SUNSET

    27. EMPORIO ARMANI

    28. AUSTRALASIA

    29. NATWEST

    30. NUDO

    31. WAGAMAMA

    32. NANDO’S

    33. HEY LITTLE CUPCAKE

    34. WOLF

    35. COSTA COFFEE

    36. PURE GYM

    37. WH SMITH

    38. HAWKSMOOR

    39. THE REFINERY

    40. UP FITNESS

    41. BANYAN

    42. THE IVY

    43. BILL'S

    44. 20 STORIES

    RETAIL AND LEISURE

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  • M6

    M3

    M5

    M2

    No.1 Connectivity

    M1

    Exchange Square

    Market Street

    Deansgate / CastlefieldShudehill

    Piccadilly GardensSt Peter’s Square

    M4

    Dishoom

    PICCADILLY GARDENS

    OXFORDROAD

    STATION

    DEANSGATESTATION

    SALFORD CENTRALSTATION

    ALBERTSQUARE

    VICTORIASTATION

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    EXCHANGE

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    CASTLEFIELD

    PICCADILLYSTATION

    M4

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    CAR PARKING AT SPINNINGFIELDS

    A 24-hour NCP car park is located in the heart of the city for easy access to No.1 Spinningfields and Spinningfields.

    Spinningfields, New Quay Street, Manchester M3 3BE.

    NATIONAL RAIL CONNECTIONS

    • Manchester to London: 2 hrs 8 mins

    • Manchester to Leeds: 48 mins

    • Manchester to Liverpool: 51 mins

    • Manchester to Birmingham: 1 hr 26 mins

    • Manchester to Sheffield: 48 mins

    BUSES

    Metro Shuttle Bus is a free bus service throughout Manchester City Centre and routes 1, 2 and 3 all pass through Spinningfields. All services run approximately every 10 to 12 minutes, Monday to Sunday and connect to Manchester Piccadilly.

    For more information you can visit Transport for Greater Manchester www.tfgm.com

    MANCHESTER AIRPORT

    • Driving 9.7 miles, 28 mins

    • Train 15 to 25 mins - Manchester Airport to

    Manchester Piccadilly or Manchester Oxford Road.

    For more information you can visit Manchester

    Airport www.manchesterairport.co.uk or National

    Rail Enquiries www.nationalrail.co.uk

    Manchester is one of the best connected cities in the UK with excellent local, regional national and international transport connections

    via road, rail and air.

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    Metrolink stops

    Ordsall Chord

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    Technical Specif icationNo.1

    S E C U R I T Y

    • Proximity readers will be provided to main

    entrance doors, reception turnstiles and car park

    entry system.

    • Speedgate and intercom system will control access

    to the basement car park.

    • CCTV integrated system will be installed at critical

    areas around the building for surveillance.

    R E S I L I E N C E

    • The building has received a WiredScored

    rating: Platinum.

    • HV power supplies will be from dual 6.6 KVa cables

    on a ring network.

    • Critical life safety systems within the building will

    be backed by a landlord’s single set diesel standby

    generator, whilst tank rooms and tenant plant

    space is provided for enhanced generator back-up

    by individual tenants.

    • Telephony can be sourced from any

    telephony company.

    • 2 separate exchanges, clockwise and

    anticlockwise, around a dedicated Spinningfields

    ring (comprising 4 x Spinningfields ducts and a 2

    duct BT system), entering the building via dual feeds

    and thereon to the tenant’s demise via dual risers.

    A C C E S S I B I L I T Y

    • The building has received a Cycling Score

    rating: Gold.

    • 24/7/365 access with fully inclusive design -

    DDA accessible building, designed to current

    requirements and best practices.

    • 3 x 21 person / 1,600kg passenger high-speed lifts

    serving the podium floors ground – 6 based on an

    occupancy of 1 person: 10 sq m an average interval

    time of no more than 30 seconds and car speeds

    of 2m/s.

    • 5 x 21 person / 1,600kg passenger high-speed

    lifts serving the tower floors 7 - 19, based on an

    occupancy of 1 person: 10 sq m an average interval

    time of no more than 30 seconds and car speeds

    of 4m/s.

    • 1 x 30 person / 2,250kg high-speed goods lift

    serving basement – floor 19, with car speeds

    of 1.6m/s.

    • 115 secure basement level car parking spaces,

    providing a car parking ratio of 1 space: 210 sq m,

    plus motorcycle spaces.

    • 120 secure bicycle spaces, together with lockers,

    drying room and 8 cubicle showers.

    W C ' S

    • Male, female and accessible WC's provided at

    1 person: 10 sq m (with an ambulant accessible toilet

    and fully wheelchair accessible toilet) on every floor.

    • 8 accessible showers are provided in the basement.

    E N V I R O N M E N T A L

    • The building has achieved an ‘Excellent’

    BREEAM rating.

    • Triple glazed high performance windows to three

    sides (front elevation is double glazed).

    • 3 electric vehicle charging points in the basement.

    G R I D

    • 1.5m / 3m building planning module.

    • 9m and 12m structural grid (north to south).

    • 7.5m and 9m structural grid (east to west).

    H E I G H T S

    • 2.75m floor to ceiling height in tower levels 7-19 with

    a 200mm ceiling construction and lighting zone.

    • 150mm raised floor zone (including deflection and

    tolerance, but excluding floor finish).

    • 1.05m structural floor zone (including deflection,

    excluding tolerance).

    • 200mm ceiling construction and lighting zone.

    F L O O R L O A D I N G

    • 3.5 kN/sq m imposed loading - office area.

    • 1 kN/sq m imposed loading - partitions.

    M E C H A N I C A L & E L E C T R I C A L

    • The offices are comfort cooled and heated by a 2

    and 4 pipe variable fan coil HVAC system, designed

    to accommodate a density of 1 person: 10 sq m.

    • 22°C (plus or minus 2 degrees) internal design

    condition and 12 l/s per person outside air supply,

    plus 10% (FCU fit-out) based on 1 person: 10 sq m.

    • 40 W/sq m (busbar capacity) small power provision

    for lighting (12 W/sq m) and power (25 W/sq m) to

    office floors, and 15 W/sq m capacity in the riser.

    • Tenant plant space will be provided for future use

    at roof and basement levels.

    • The BMS head-end is installed as part of the

    base build and network configuration and has an

    interface for the tenant to access as part of their

    Category B works.

    • Floor boxes provided at 1:10 sq m.

    I N T E R N A L E L E M E N T S

    • Raised access flooring comprising 600 x 600mm

    modular tiles.

    • Carpet provision by way of a capital contribution.

    • Suspended ceiling will comprise acoustic metal tile

    lay-in suspended ceiling in a metal grid, capable of

    partitioning on a 1.5 x 1.5m grid.

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  • Contact

    BCO AWARD WINNERS 2019

    Best commercial workspace - North

    Leasing Consultants:

    Will Lewis

    OBI

    0161 237 1717

    07825 703 833

    [email protected]

    www.obiproperty.co.uk

    Rob Prescott

    OBI

    0161 237 1717

    07917 261 472

    [email protected]

    www.obiproperty.co.uk

    Rob Yates

    Cushman & Wakefield

    0161 455 3780

    07747 008 442

    [email protected]

    www.cushmanwakefield.co.ukwww.cushmanwakefield.co.uk

    Harry Skinner

    Cushman & Wakefield

    0161 455 3713

    07775 711 136

    [email protected]

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    of an offer or contract; (2) Schoders cannot guarantee and accepts no liability whatsoever for the accuracy of any description, dimensions, references to condition, necessary permissions for use and

    occupation and other details contained herein and prospective purchasers or tenants must therefore not rely on them as agent, advisor or other representative statement of fact or representations

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    to the property; (4) Rents quoted in these particulars may be subject to VAT in addition and (5) Schroders will not be liable, in negligence or otherwise, for any loss arising from the use of these

    particulars, (6) Space planning contained in this brochure is indicative only and may require modifications to the building design; (7) All floor plans are not to scale and are for identification purpose

    only and (8) all CGIs are indicative of the building and site only and are not an exact representation of the completed building. November 2019.

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