Redcliff Quarter

Redcliff Quarter has created high quality contemporary apartments as part of one of the largest redevelopments in Bristol, regenerating a forgotten part of the city into a vibrant new community.

Blending new build construction with the existing Victorian façade, the works comprise 232 high quality apartments, seven commercial units, car parking and bike storage. Cladding materials include brickwork, glass-reinforced concrete, terracotta and curtain walling, complementing the character of existing buildings within the Redcliffe conservation area.

Generous amenities include green roof areas with communal terraces, offering shared spaces for residents with stunning views of local landmarks. Other areas are of blue roof construction - a new method of attenuating rainfall in urban locations to mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Extensive archaeological exploration uncovered medieval remains dating back to 1123. At that time this area of Bristol was inhabited by the Knights Templars, as well as the nearby district of Temple Quarter.

As an urban regeneration project, every opportunity was taken to boost the economy and support the local community by refurbishing a cabin for the Help Bristol homeless charity, providing Key4Life work experience placement for an ex-offender and facilitating two site visits for the south-west branch of Women in Property, promoting diversity and inclusion.