leisure

This £25.5m hotel is situated in the heart of Manchester located close to the Piccadilly train station. The 14 story building with over 300 rooms fits in well with the Manchester skyline. The facade for each room has a floor to ceiling glazed panel allowing optimum light into the room.

The £36m facility enhances the leisure in the town incorporating a new indoor waterpark, gym facility, 25m competition pool and a teaching pool. The new facilities will be a huge boost for the town centre, with the hope of attracting more people.

This project is a £3m wedding chapel with an optimal location of Blackpool’s promenade. The architects ‘de Rijke Marsh Morgan’ said that ‘the town has a highly developed mix of the familiar and the surreal; it has a great sense of the mock monumental’.

The revolutionary design of the Redcar leisure centre combines new leisure, civic facilities and a business centre into a single comprenhensive facility in the heart of Redcar. The architect S&P claim that this is an example of one of the most unique forms of community based regeneration in the UK.

The new £9m Selby Leisure centre contains many world class facilities such as the new 25 metre, six lane swimming pool and new fitness area. The new leisure centres will rejuvenate the Selby area whilst providing new opportunities for the community.

The new £16m Knowsley Leisure centre will be home to two new swimming pools, gym, spa, dance studio and beauty treatment areas. The facilities also contain a conference centre with a capacity of 900 people.

Chelsea state of the art Cobham training ground is one of the cutting edge facilities in the whole of Europe. According to the Chelsea staff, the training ground ‘reflects the professionalism and the high standards of the club.’ The building creates a modern environment designed to encourage players and staff to contiunously move forward in football. The new building includes new treatment rooms, gyms and rehabilitation centres.