McLaren is appointed as principal contractor for Edward Street Quarter, a mixed-use development that will deliver 170,000 sqft of Grade A offices, alongside space for independent coffee shops and restaurants.
Welcome to Edward Street Quarter – A mixed-use project partnership from McLaren Construction, First Base and Patron Capital.
The project will also include 168 new homes, comprising a mix of private and affordable units to meet local demand. The project will employ over 1,000 people on site over the duration of the development and support up to 2,000 jobs when complete.
The scheme, designed by BuckleyGrayYeoman, is inspired by Brighton’s eclectic street scene and will introduce a new, high-quality public realm, with three new public spaces created by renowned landscape designers Spacehub.
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