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Opportunities on the Estate

11th July 2013

Diana Hampson

Director of Estates & Facilities

• Significant opportunities for Estates/Academic

engagement

• Estate Masterplan 2012 presents opportunities

• ‘Business as usual’

• Public Realm/landscaping

• Environmental Sustainability team

• Behavioural opportunities

• Corridor Manchester

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University Estate• Predominantly freehold

• 347 buildings

• 711 acres/290 hectares

• 850,000m2 academic and support space

• 9000 student bedrooms

• Insurance replacement Value - £3bn

• Age Profile - Recent capital programme changed profile but considerable 1960-1979 building stock still requiring major investment

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before1840

1840-1914

1915-1939

1940-1959

1960-1979

since1980

2012-2022 Proposal

EPSBiomedical

Humanities

North campus

Estate Masterplan

•£1bn masterplan

•Major new build programme

•Significant refurbishments •Planning started recently so opportunities for

collaboration

•Opportunities for exemplar projects?

•Residential redevelopments

Refurbishments

• Whole building refurbishments – Coupland 3, Dover Street

• Part refurbishments – Simon, Samuel Alexander, Stopford,

• CHP

Business as Usual

• Long term maintenance

• Planned maintenance

• Energy management

• Carbon management

• Catering/conferences

• Revolving Green Fund

Public Realm/Landscaping

• Draft Landscaping Strategy

• Hard and soft landscape opportunities

• Biodiversity

• Large bodies of staff

• ‘open door’ test bed

Behavioural Opportunities

• Representation from University, MMU, CMHT, MCC, Bruntwood

• Fundraising opportunities

• Bus Corridor Working Group

• Low Carbon Working Group

• Key contacts with transport providers

Corridor Manchester

• Need to find ways of co-ordinating activity• Governance model• Project allocation?• Research Committee?

• Must be managed approach

• Maximise funding opportunities

Methodology

Ideas?

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