CityLabs 4.0 gets green light
The next phase of the Citylabs campus expansion, Citylabs 4.0, has been given the green light cementing the campus as an international hub for genomics, digital health and precision medicine.
G&T is providing Cost Management and Employer鈥檚 Agent services alongside Arup, Hilson Moran and planning consultancy Deloitte.
Located within the Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) campus and adjacent to Citylabs 2.0, Citylabs 4.0 will provide 125,000 sq ft over seven floors comprising office and lab space with meeting space on the ground floor.
"We look forward to continuing the creation of world-leading health innovation at the campus."Tom Renn
Managing Director, MSP
Designed by Sheppard Robson, the 拢35m project is a collaboration with Manchester Science Partnerships (MSP) and Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) on behalf of Bruntwood SciTech.
Tom Renn, managing director of MSP and Bruntwood SciTech said, 鈥�We are extremely pleased that Citylabs 4.0 has had its planning consent approved, and look forward to continuing the creation of world-leading health innovation at the campus.鈥�
"We welcome the very positive news that Citylabs 4.0 has received planning permission."Professor Neil Hanley
Director of Research and Innovation for MFT
Professor Neil Hanley, Director of Research and Innovation for MFT added, 鈥淲e welcome the very positive news that Citylabs 4.0 has received planning permission. In the current trying circumstances, the importance of continual research and innovation becomes ever more obvious as we strive to make the new discoveries that benefit our patients, the public and UK economy鈥�.
"We are delighted to be working on this exciting addition to the existing campus, continuing our relationship with MSP, MFT and Bruntwood SciTech."Sarah Kelly
Partner, G&T
G&T is currently providing Cost Management services for Citylabs 2.0