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To view the information presented at the previous consultation , please visit our website : www . keele . ac . uk / StudentAccDevelopment Z BLOCKS STAFF FLATS KEELE HALL B A A B B B 1 2 3 KEY PLAN PROPOSED NEW SOCIAL HUB AND HALL RECEPTION SECTION CHAPEL STUDENTS UNION The scheme considers the potential future development proposals of the site of Blocks A-G . Currently , it is anticipated that the scheme will include terraced parking in this location at the end of the residential redevelopment phase . Consideration has also been given to other long term uses including further residential in the future or core academic accommodation to respond to further growth . KEELE HALL HOUSE 99 Z BLOCKS RETAINED PLANTATION PARK HOUSING AERIAL VIEW - THE NEW ACCOMMODATION EXISTING HORWOOD HALL KEELE HALL HOUSE 99 KPA E1 CAR PARK O BLOCK ( DECOMMISSIONED ) Z BLOCKS Proposed Social Hub and Reception Proposed Townhouses Proposed Cluster Flats Potential Medical Centre Potential Music Facility A B C C D D Design Intent • To respond to topography and setting • To extend the boundary of Horwood Hall , whilst still providing a community that feels connected • To improve legibility of routes within the Hall and beyond Proposals • Existing blocks I , O and T-Y demolished • Blocks A-G proposed to be demolished at the end of the overall redevelopment programme • Car parking from E1 relocated • A new “ mixed-use ” development on the site of E1 car park , with four storeys of cluster flat accommodation above commercial - with potentially the option to provide a new home for KPA , a medical centre opposite the heart of the campus , and new society space initially for music use • A new four townhouse community on the site of Blocks T-Y , stepping up the hill adjacent to Observatory Walk • New four storey cluster flat accommodation around retained accommodation , positioned to retain tree screens and presenting gable ends towards Keele Hall • A new social hub , together with central services , with be located in the heart of the hall , with the central pedestrian link passing through the building as it steps over the hillside Existing accommodation retained Residential accommodation Academic accommodation Horwood Hall Blocks shown in white illustrate the proposed new buildings B LINDSAY COURT T BLOCK PROSPECT ROOM ROUTE UNDER BUILDING A B B Proposed Social Hub and Reception Proposed Townhouses Proposed Cluster Flats A B THE PROPOSED ‘ PROSPECT ROOM ’ STUDY SPACE AT LINDSAY HALL 1937 MAP SHOWING GLASSHOUSES WITHIN WALL GARDEN AERIAL VIEW LOOKING SOUTH OVER LINDSAY COURT ROUTES , CONNECTIONS AND ACTIVITY AERIAL VIEW - THE NEW ACCOMMODATION EXISTING LINDSAY HALL KEY PLAN LINDSAY COURT LARCHWOOD HOUSING STABLES WALLED GARDEN LINDSAY COURT RETAINED S BLOCK RETAINED & REMODELLED T BLOCK RETAINED & REMODELLED KEELE HALL SECTION Design Intent • To respond to the Conservation Area and walled garden • To take the opportunity to improve the University ’ s visibility from the south , without detriment to the setting • To respond to topography , improving routes and accessibility despite the 20 metre change in level across the site • To maximise the benefits of the unique setting to enhance the student experience Proposals • Lindsay Court retained • Blocks S & T retained and remodelled to improve ratios of shared facilities • All other buildings demolished , including Lindsay studio and the existing energy centre . Note : proposal is to reprovide space for music within Horwood Hall • Four storey cluster flat accommodation to the west of Lindsay Court with a formal courtyard language . Social hub space is proposed below , facing on to the east west route • Four storey townhouse accommodation running east west , responding to the historic pattern of the glasshouses that used to exist within the walled garden . The orientation presents gable ends to the farm , giving views in to amenity courtyards • The east of the site has a similar arrangement of four storey cluster flat accommodation , with buildings stepping down the hill , articulated to give dynamic spaces between them , adjacent to the memorial garden • The central building of cluster flats is proposed to be deliberately bolder to contrast with the composition of lower background buildings . The building is carefully articulated as it winds down the hillside , allowing key trees to be retained and creating interest in both long and short distance views • Links are proposed under the central building , connecting the courtyards and communities , and providing opportunities for further social spaces at key points The opportunity for something unique … The potential inclusion of an upper level communal area – perhaps a study space – provides a number of opportunities : • A place to enjoy the view – by locating some of the social space at the top of the building , all students can experience the distant views and rural setting • A historical reference – the principle of a “ prospect room ” • A subtle marker announcing the University ’ s presence in distant views Lindsay Hall Blocks shown in white illustrate the proposed new buildings B B NEW BARNES BLOCK 2 BLOCK H NEW BARNES BLOCK 1 INNOVATION CENTRE 2 Barnes Hall A A B B B B B B PROPOSED NEW SOCIAL HUB AND HALL RECEPTION AERIAL VIEW - THE NEW ACCOMMODATION EXISTING BARNES HALL INCLUDING NEW BARNES SECTION KEY PLAN NEW BARNES BLOCK 1 NEW BARNES BLOCK 2 DAVID WEATHERALL BUILDING BLOCKS X & W UNIVERSITY DRIVE INNOVATION CENTRE 2 BLOCKS G-L RETAINED & REMODELLED SPORTS FIELD BLOCKS A-F SUSTAINABILITY BUNGALOW BLOCKS X & W RETAINED Proposed Social Hub and Reception Proposed Townhouses Proposed Cluster Flats A B Design Intent • To provide a new front face to Barnes Hall , on the main route into the University • To reconnect the existing buildings and emphasise connections between the new buildings • To continue the look and feel of the New Barnes development and to respond to the modern and contemporary surroundings of the Science & Innovation Park Proposals • Existing two storey accommodation and ancillary buildings demolished • Existing blocks A-F demolished • Islamic Centre retained • Blocks W & X retained • Blocks G-L retained and upgraded • New Barnes accommodation ( four and five storey ) provides 453 rooms in cluster flats ; due for completion in December 2017 • New townhouse community proposed to northern part of the site , with four storey terraces of houses defining new routes and external amenity spaces • New four and five storey cluster flats accommodation adjacent to New Barnes , positioned to create semi-private courtyards • New four storey cluster flat accommodation on site of A-F , arranged around a central courtyard • New social hub at the heart of the hall located to be visible from University Drive and connected to the pedestrian and shared surface routes that will be created within the hall Blocks shown in white illustrate the proposed new buildings Comments and Next Steps Keele University ’ s Student Accommodation Development Project Thank you for taking the time to view our plans . We hope you will support the Keele University redevelopment proposals . If you have any further questions , please do not hesitate to ask a member of our team . We welcome the opportunity to hear what you think about our proposals . Please fill in a feedback form and post in the comments box before you leave the exhibition . Alternatively you can complete a feedback form at the website provided below . If you leave your contact details , we will keep you up-todate on how the project progresses . You can also leave comments via our website : www . keele . ac . uk / StudentAccDevelopment Please submit all feedback for this first round of consultation by 10th June 2016 . All feedback received during the consultation and through the website will be collated and reviewed in detail by the development team . Feedback will be considered and will form part of on-going discussions with Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council ’ s planning team to inform further design and development of the proposals . After we have incorporated this feedback into our plans we will host a further consultation showcasing the newest proposals before officially submitting the planning application . Further consultation in the summer will include details of building elevations , materials , internal room configuration , landscape design and social spaces . In addition , further student consultation is ongoing through a series of student focus groups whereby groups of students are providing input into the development of internal room designs and the potential uses of the proposed new social facilities . Your comments will be recorded in our Statement of Community Engagement that will be submitted to the Borough Council as part of the future planning application . We plan to submit a planning application to the Council later this year . Once plans have been submitted , the Council will undertake statutory consultation on the proposal . Contact Us If you have further comments or questions , please contact us via our website : www . keele . ac . uk / StudentAccDevelopment Comments and Next Steps OVERVIEW BARNES HALL LINDSAY HALL HORWOOD HALL LINDSAY HALL LINDSAY HALL HORWOOD HALL BARNES HALL 0 100m Plantation Drive Existing one way road widened to accommodate two way traffic The Link Proposed new footpath / cycle link between the Development Zone and the Heart of the Campus Car Park E1 Proposed new accommodation on Car Park E1 is to include new medical centre , KPA and music facility PROPOSED TERRACED CAR PARK ENHANCED OBSERVATORY WALK PROPOSED SERVICE YARD FOR SOCIAL HUB KEY SOCIAL SPACE SURROUNDING THE HUB STUDENT UNION EXISTING ENERGY CENTRE FOR HORWOOD HALL POTENTIAL LOCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DRAINAGE EXISTING WOODLAND EXISTING PLANTATION OBSERVATORY WALK 182.53 VP 0 Pond 9230 Ponds 0 100m SCALE 1:1250 0m 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 BLOCK PLAN N LOCATION KEY PLAN Medical Centre Current option is that the existing medical centre is to be relocated within building proposed on former car park E1 EXISTING TREES RETAINED SEMI PRIVATE SOCIAL SPACES SEMI PRIVATE SOCIAL SPACES WIDE PAVED ROUTE LINKING THROUGH THE HUB SEMI PRIVATE SOCIAL SPACES SEMI PRIVATE SOCIAL SPACES Design Principles • Horwood Hall forms a transition between the historic core of the campus to the south and modern and future planned development to the north and north east • Buildings have been sited and orientated to respond to the site ’ s topography and to retain key trees which punctuate this landscape • Curved pathways are proposed to link each building with one another and the wider campus . These routes help to ease the level differences across the site and make reference to the meandering paths within the historic landscape associated with Keele Hall • A key route linking the development zone with the heart of the campus is proposed through the Horwood Hall site • A new social hub and reception is to be centrally located within the hall and linked by a wide paved route which sweeps through the hub from the north to the south east • Social spaces range from open accessible areas to pockets of intimate semi private spaces located within informal enclosures between town houses and cluster flats Layout • New terraced car park to provide efficient access to the heart of campus and to replace car parking displaced by development from car park E1 • Observatory Walk to be retained and enhanced • Woodland through the centre of the development is to be retained and enhanced . Woodland provides containment , maintains amenity value and helps retain a distinct physical boundary between Horwood and Keele Hall • The plantation to the north is to be be retained and protected in order to maintain a natural boundary with current and future development to the north east • Plantation Drive is to be widened to accommodate two way traffic enabling the closure of an existing road connection through the woodland belt . This road closure helps promote pedestrian priority and link the townhouses and development proposed on car park E1 with the social hub • New curved central avenue centred around and passing through a new hub building and social space • A series of semi-private courtyards to townhouses and cluster flats Horwood Hall Proposed New Social Hub and Reception Proposed Recycling Centre A A A A A A B B B B C E E D B B B B Proposed Secure Cycle Parking Proposed Townhouses Proposed Cluster Flats Potential location for Medical Centre Potential location for Music Facility Potential locations for Keele Post Graduate Association ( KPA ) A B C D E KPA Existing KPA potentially relocated as indicated by E E MAIN PLAN HERE - UW 0 100m A A A A B B B B B 182.53 VP00 VP01 VP00 Pond 9230 Ponds SCALE 1:1250 0m 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 BLOCK PLAN A A A A B B B B B THE SPINE New shared surface area linking proposed accommodation and social space to the north and south COMMEMORATIVE GARDEN Surface water drainage to be routed into the Commemorative Garden and used to create new wetland and open water features THE LINK Pedestrian / cycle links between Lindsay and the Heart Of Campus to be enhanced THE LINK Pedestrian / cycle links between Lindsay and the Heart Of Campus to be enhanced ENERGY CENTRE Proposed location for a new energy centre NEW SOCIAL SPACES PROPOSED STRUCTURAL PLANTING ALONG SOUTHERN BOUNDARY SOCIAL SPACE POSITIONED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF VIEWS TO THE SOUTH SEMI PRIVATE SOCIAL SPACE EXISTING TULIP TREE RETAINED EXISTING TREE RETAINED SEMI PRIVATE SOCIAL SPACE AVENUE STREET PLANTING LINDSAY COURT SEMI PRIVATE SOCIAL SPACE SEMI PRIVATE SOCIAL SPACE SEMI PRIVATE SOCIAL SPACE ACCESSIBLE PUBLIC SPACE POTENTIAL ACCESS TO MEMORIAL GARDEN TREES RETAINED ALONG BOUNDARY N LOCATION KEY PLAN Lindsay Hall Design Principles • Lindsay Hall is influenced by its historic setting adjacent to the walled garden to the west of Keele Hall . To the north of the site proposed buildings have been positioned to respect existing historic features and to respond to the orientation of Lindsay Court • To the south of the site buildings have been positioned to reflect the angled language of former glass houses across the site and to respect existing tree planting around the Hall ’ s boundaries • The landscape seeks to create a contemporary take on the historic landscape of Keele Hall with its formal avenues , curved paths and hedged gardens . The design includes curved , meandering pathways set in a simple palette of lawns , hedgerows and trees • A number of informal social spaces are created which are enhanced by naturalistic planting and smooth flowing and sloping lawns • A central shared surface plaza bridges the north and south of the site and defines a key location marking the point at which pedestrian routes north from the heart of the campus come together adjacent proposed hub facilities . Paving seeks to prioritise pedestrian movements whilst permitting vehicular access across the space for access to car park Q Layout • Proposed layout to respect the historic landscape associated with Keele Hall • Proposed layout to respond to the orientation of Lindsay Court • Historic wall and archway to the north of site protected and retained • Existing trees around the site boundary are to be protected and retained • New tree planting along the southern boundary is proposed to help soften and screen views of the development from the south • All key access points retained and enhanced • A number of informal public spaces located along prominent routes • Semi private spaces to all townhouses and cluster flats • Area of shared space focused around the Hub to prioritise pedestrian movements and reduce the impact of vehicles and highway infrastructure • Naturalistic planting alongside formal hedgerows and lawns Proposed New Social Hub and Reception Proposed Recycling Centre Proposed Secure Cycle Parking Proposed Townhouses Proposed Cluster Flats A B 0 100m A A A B B B B 192 spaces 0 100m 182.53 VP00 Pond 9230 Ponds 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 V V V V V V V V 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 V V V STAFF CAR PARK STAFF CAR PARK STAFF CAR PARK 40 39 PARKING NO V V V V V V V V SCALE 1:1250 0m 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 BLOCK PLAN New Barnes Recently consented new block of cluster flats Parking Existing car park extended New Barnes Recently consented new block of cluster flats PARKING EXISTING PARKING RETAINED SUSTAINABLE DRAINAGE / WETLAND LINK PATH MATURE TREES TO BOUNDARY OF SPORTS AREA CENTRAL AVENUE N LOCATION KEY PLAN Barnes Hall Design Principles • Barnes is located in an area which is primarily influenced by modern buildings comprising of the sports centre to the west and the Science & Innovation Park to the south . In order to reflect this , we have adopted a contemporary approach to building location , orientation and public realm . The development works on a simple grid that aligns with the proposed built form whilst responding to existing routes and infrastructure • The public realm and open spaces are to be formed around strong linear routes linking north to south and east to west across Barnes Hall • New flexible open space is to link the proposed hub with University Drive , providing an attractive setting for the hub and a point of reference when travelling along University Drive . Layout • New buildings laid out on a grid and linked by strong linear routes • Mature trees between Barnes Hall and the sports area to the north to be retained • Routes are to be punctuated by contemporary planting including street trees arranged to emphasise the linear nature of the landscape , whilst softening the façade of buildings fronting these spaces • Surface water is to drain north east towards an existing pond and west into a new wetland arranged to provide visual interest and habitat within the heart of the hall Proposed New Social Hub and Reception Proposed Recycling Centre Proposed Secure Cycle Parking Proposed Townhouses Proposed Cluster Flats A B A Sustainable Approach A Considerate Contractor Keele University is dedicated to ensuring the campus remains one of the most sustainable and environmentally conscious in the country . In 2014 the University was one of the first higher education institutions to be awarded the Carbon Trust Standard . This award is the world ’ s leading independent certification of an organisation ’ s achievements in taking action on its environmental impact and tackling climate change by managing and reducing greenhouse gas emissions . Carbon Reduction The new developments will lead to an annual carbon reduction of approximately 300,000kg as a result of replacing old and inefficient buildings with highly energy efficient new ones . BREEAM BREEAM is a recognised assessment that sets the standard for best practice in sustainable building design , construction and operation . It is awarded to projects that can demonstrate low carbon and low impact designs , and that put measures in place to minimise energy demands created by the building . A number of measures will be put in place to ensure we achieve a BREEAM “ Excellent ” rating for the redevelopment . These measures will include : • Each of the three halls will be connected to a new high efficiency energy centre via a modern district heating network • Each new energy centre will incorporate a Combined Heat and Power system to provide heating for the Hall & electricity for sitewide use • Building mounted solar panel technology will be considered and implemented if feasible & beneficial to the developments • Green materials with good environmental rating and high recycled content will be specified • All new buildings will be constructed to a high level of airtightness to reduce heat loss & improve thermal performance • High levels of insulation , exceeding Building Regulations , will be used throughout • The water usage of the building will be reduced significantly by using very efficient water fittings • A or A + rated appliances and low energy light fittings will be used throughout • 90 % of the waste generated on site during construction will be recycled • A comprehensive recycling strategy will be put in place when the building is in operation Ecology The site is being surveyed to understand the ecological constraints and opportunities of the land . Existing landscape and lighting will be enhanced to improve ecological potential . Drainage The development will incorporate a Sustainable Drainage System ( SuDS ) to attenuate surface water runoff to an acceptable level . This system will comprise of natural basins ( known as swales and attenuation basins ) set sensitively within the landscape . These features will include wetland planting for biodiversity enhancement . Transport Proposals include significant improvements to cycle storage facilities with enhanced connections on campus and we are aiming for no net increase in car parking provision as a result of the residential proposals . Managing Construction In tendering the construction project a national constructor will be employed that has a demonstrable track record of working responsibly and collaboratively in residential locations . We will manage the construction of this redevelopment project to minimise any impact on the local community . This will include : • Ensuring best practice is followed by being a member of the Considerate Constructor Scheme • Keeping lorry movements to a minimum , ensuring constructor vehicles arrive just in time and do not park in the local area and keeping all roads to the site clean and clear • Limiting the hours of working – with no noise created outside of the agreed hours • Reducing dust , noise and vibration by monitoring levels on site and following best practice . • Ensuring that there is a dedicated point of contact for the construction site and that the local community is kept informed regularly throughout the progress of the project • Construction will be planned sensitively around student exam periods Welcome Welcome to the Public Exhibition of Keele University ’ s Student Accommodation Development Project Keele University has been working with specialist accommodation provider UPP to bring forward proposals to enhance and develop the accommodation on campus . We are pleased to involve students , staff and the local community in the planning process . Representatives from UPP and the University are on hand to discuss the proposals and answer any questions . Please take as much time as you need to look through the exhibition and discuss the proposals with members of our team . We welcome your comments , ideas and suggestions on our plans . Your comments will be recorded in our Statement of Community Engagement which will be submitted to the Borough Council as part of the future planning application . Thank you for taking the time to attend this exhibition and please note that we will be holding further consultation events following this first event . University Partnerships Programme University Partnerships Programme ( UPP ) has worked with the University on the scoping of this project to date . Established in 1998 , UPP has a strong track record of developing and operating student accommodation with over 30,000 rooms in partnership with 14 universities across the country . KEELE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS Horwood Hall Lindsay Hall Holly Cross and the Oaks Aerial View Barnes Hall University Future Development Zone Includes two new buildings which have recently been approved for construction Our Campus Keele University ’ s campus is one of country ’ s most beautiful , with a rural backdrop accompanying 19th century architecture and state of the art study facilities . It is home to a 70 acre Science and Innovation Park as well as an arboretum that boasts one of the largest collections of flowering cherry trees in the country . The National Student Survey awarded the University first place for student satisfaction in 2014 and 2015 , and the campus ranks in the top three of Times Higher Education ’ s good campus university environments and sixth place in the Daily Telegraph ’ s ‘ Britain ’ s most beautiful universities ’. Keele University ’ s Student Accommodation Development Over the last decade the University has invested over £ 140 million in the campus and infrastructure . The work so far includes : • The £ 2.7 million transformation of the campus centre and Students ’ Union Building • The Forest of Light , a walk-through installation designed to commemorate Keele University ’ s 50th anniversary • The work currently taking place at Barnes Hall of Residence , where an additional 453 student bedrooms are being built in time for Christmas 2017 Work has now begun on developing the next stages of the student accommodation project , which includes further development at Barnes Hall , the redevelopment of Horwood and Lindsay Halls , and the creation of a new student social hub at Holly Cross and The Oaks . The Development The initial proposals include plans for the development of new study bedrooms , increasing the total number of rooms by around 1,300 and new social hubs to be completed within the next five years . The modernisation and refurbishment of the halls will ensure Keele students enjoy some of the best accommodation facilities in the country and will enable the University to meet the rising demand for high quality , affordable accommodation on campus . AERIAL VIEW LOOKING EAST A525 A525 HORWOOD HALL KEELE HALL LINDSAY HALL HEART OF THE CAMPUS BARNES HALL SPORTS CENTRE NEWCASTLE UNDER LYME KEELE UNIVERSITY M6 MOTORWAY KEELE A525 HOLLY CROSS AND THE OAKS Why Now ? Keele University is one of the fastest growing universities in the UK with an increasing number of domestic and international applicants each year . There is growing need for more rooms on campus in order to support the future growth in student numbers . By investing further in exceptional infrastructure that enhances the historic nature of the campus and promotes sustainable living , the University will build on its market leading position in terms of delivering the very best student experience . There is a need to expand room capacity to meet increasing demand for on campus accommodation resulting from growing student numbers wishing to live on campus beyond their first year . Some halls are coming to the end of their design life and are no longer suitable for an institution with Keele University ’ s world-class reputation . Several accommodation blocks have already been decommissioned and others require multiple improvements to their facilities . Social spaces are also limited and , as part of the redevelopment , new social hubs will be built into each of the University ’ s four halls . The functions of these hubs will be developed via a series of student focus groups . Horwood Hall Dominant car parking Parts of Lindsay Hall already decommissioned Basic room sizes with limited shared facilities Holly Cross and the Oaks Existing accommodation is now dated Decommissioned building at Horwood Mature trees within the campus provide an attractive setting Barnes Hall Social spaces are not inviting or engaging Existing landscape areas between buildings are often bland and sloping Horwood Hall • Proposed new cluster flat and town house accommodation • Some accommodation retained and where appropriate remodelled to improve ratio of shared facilities • Proposed new social hub • Existing KPA and medical centre relocated . • New music facility • Car parking Barnes Hall • Proposed new cluster flat and town house accommodation • Some accommodation retained and where appropriate remodelled to improve ratio of shared facilities • Proposed new social hub Lindsay Hall • Proposed new cluster flat and town house accommodation • Some accommodation retained and where appropriate remodelled to improve ratio of shared facilities • Proposed new social hubs • Music facility relocated to Horwood Hall Holly Cross and the Oaks • Proposed new social hub Proposed car parking area proposed within the Development Zone Our Proposals The initial proposals include plans for the development of new study bedrooms and social hubs on the University campus . These redevelopments will take place at Horwood and Lindsay Halls and also form the next stage of the development that has already begun at Barnes Hall . These proposals include : The construction of approximately 2,300 high-quality , affordable rooms and the demolition of approximately 900 rooms that are beyond their usable life . The project is to be rolled out , in a phased way , over the next 4 to 5 years . The finished project will see approximately 4,300 rooms in total allowing us to respond to the growing desire for places at Keele University and to provide current students with accommodation that reflects their needs . The project will deliver a range of accommodation choices for students , including standard accommodation , townhouses with shared facilities and en-suite bedrooms . Social Spaces We will enhance the sense of community on campus through the construction of four new student hub buildings , each of which will be designed with a central space providing a heart for every hall . The hubs will include flexible spaces to support the social and operational needs of the residential community and act as the central reception for each hall . In keeping with our desire to reflect the needs of the student community , the functions of these hub buildings will be developed in detail during discussions with Keele University students . In addition , our proposals may include the construction of a new dedicated postgraduate hub to replace the existing Keele Post-graduate Association ( KPA ) Clubhouse . LINKS AND SOCIAL HUBS CONTEXT BARNES WALLED GARDEN GRADE II LISTED CHAPEL REMNANT WALLED GARDEN MEMORIAL GARDEN CONSERVATION AREA PRIVATE RESIDENTS SCIENCE & INNOVATION PARK SPORTS PROVISIONS A525 - CAMPUS ACCESS FUTURE DEVELOPMENT LINDSAY GRADE II LISTED KEELE HALL HORWOOD The Round Foundry Media Centre , Foundry Street , Holbeck , Leeds . LS11 5QP www . urbanwilderness . co . uk info @ urbanwilderness . co . uk 0113 394 4642 registered in Scotland SC371979 Keele University Lindsay Hall , Keele Existing Site Plan Circulation Overlay FOR DISCUSSION UW NJE Apr 16 client A0 - NTS 173 / P / 012 project drawing title drawing status drawn by scale job / dwg no . rev . paper size checked by date NORTH BARNES DEVELOPMENT ZONE DEVELOPMENT ZONE SPORTS CENTRE KEELE HALL LINDSAY SCIENCE & INNOVATION PARK CAMPUS HEART HOLLYCROSS 7 m 6 m 6 m 8 m 6 m 8 m 7 m 4 m 5 m HORWOOD 2 KEY LINDSAY KEELE HALL HUB APPROXIMATE MINUTES WALK HORCROSS BARNES HORWOOD DEVELOPMENT ZONE POTENTIAL LINK DEVELOPMENT ZONE LINKS TO OTHER FACILITIES HORWOOD 1 2 m 8 m 8 m GRADE II LISTED GARDEN HOUSE GRADE II LISTED CLOCK TOWER PRIVATE RESIDENTS PRIVATE RESIDENTS Previous Consultation Boards : May 2016 Accommodation Enhancement and Expansion