Introduction
New best-in-class offices for Bristol supporting the city’s economic growth and social fabric
Royal London Asset Management Property has submitted the planning application for Distillery which will deliver new best-in-class offices centred around a transformational new urban park, completing the last major phase of this mixed-use urban quarter on Temple Way.
The submission follows extensive engagement as part of the pre-application planning process with Bristol City Council, a variety of stakeholders and the local community to understand how the plans could benefit a range of businesses, upskill local people, deliver economic growth and revitalise the area.
RLAMP’s investment in Bristol will attract and retain high quality jobs in the city and complete the revitalisation of the area.
We look forward to continuing our work with communities, organisations and businesses and exploring opportunities to maximise positive social impact to deliver a high-quality business campus in central Bristol.
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Development phases
Completing the Distillery masterplan
An earlier phase of development delivered a mix of offices (Distillery 1 & 2) and a hotel (Leonardo).
The next phase of development will complete the Distillery masterplan by delivering two modern office buildings (Distillery 3 & 4), centred around a transformational new urban park. Distillery 4 will feature an F&B retail use (café or restaurant) at ground floor. RLAMP has also recently completed the restoration (to shell) of the listed Printers Devil Public House on Broad Plain, with the aim of bringing this iconic building back into beneficial use (possibly as a wine bar / restaurant), further building a unique sense of place at Distillery.
Key features
Benefitting people and place
The planning application will transform the local environment and boost the local economy by delivering the following significant benefits:
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Building a sustainable community
A forward-thinking approach to creating community in central Bristol.
New offices and green spaces
Development phases and the site
Creating positive social impact
Timeline
The project timeline is anticipated to be as follows:
Autumn / Winter 2024
Public engagement with the community, local interest groups and businesses to understand what people think of the proposals.
Spring 2025
Submission of hybrid planning application (Masterplan + Distillery 3 in detail, Distillery 4 in outline) and listed building consent application (Silversmiths).
Autumn / Winter 2025
Ongoing public engagement, delivery of RLAMP Social Impact strategy and negotiation of planning agreement.
End 2025
Determination of hybrid planning application and submission of Reserved Matters application (relating to Distillery 4).
Spring / Summer 2026
Resolution of Reserved Matters planning application and procurement of construction services.
Winter 2026
Commencement of construction
Winter 2028 / Spring 2029
Project completion