This project will contribute £1.6bn annually to Bristol’s economy, a key part of the West of England's £39bn output.
Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone and St. Philip’s Marsh are undergoing a major 25-year regeneration, transforming 130 hectares of brownfield land in central Bristol into a vibrant, mixed-use community.
This ambitious project will create a vibrant mixed-use community, boosting the city's economy and offering new housing, jobs, retail and improving transport links. Key developments include: The Friary and Goods Yard, Temple Gate, Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus, Temple Island, Temple Square, and Silverthorne Island.
The revamped Temple Meads station will connect to R&D facilities and feature new north, east, and south entrances, creating a city gateway with improved pedestrian, cyclist, and bus networks.
St. Philip's Marsh is undergoing a transformation into a vibrant mixed-use community. With investments in flood protection and improved transportation, this neighbourhood will offer a high quality of life for residents and businesses. Its proximity to the Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus will generate a creative and knowledge-based economy, creating jobs and benefiting the entire community.
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