Ozone Distribution Park - Howden, East Yorkshire
The speculative nature of this £20 million venture shows tremendous support for the regeneration of Kingston upon Hull and its environs. BDA were delighted to be appointed as the scheme architects for Ozone and are immensely proud of their design solutions that make it well and truly stand out from the crowd...
Hailed as the ‘location with all the right connections’ and the first of its kind in the region, Ozone is a seven-unit development, ranging in size from 25,565 sq ft to 73,466 sq ft. The flexible design, however, means that units can be easily combined should the need arise, offering the occupant anything up to 200,000 sq ft of prime space. This low density scheme also has a large landscaping content to provide an attractive and appealing complex.
- First specialist distribution park in the region
- 2 minutes from national motorway network
- £20 million speculative venture
- Flexible space, high-impact design
Ideally located at Junction 37 of the M62 motorway, this dramatic-looking building will make a perfect site for a warehouse or distribution company seeking an easily-accessible base in a fast-growing area.
Combining an interesting mix of materials and slightly more abstract designs than normally befit a commercial warehouse…Ozone is a significant solution to attracting high-quality investment to the Eastern side of the M62 corridor.
"Our projects are as wide-reaching as possible”, concluded Andy Sangwin, “and Ozone is somewhat unique in the sense that it is a frontrunner to what we hope will be the benchmark for future growth and investment in the region, We look forward to matching this expansion with even more noteworthy designs that continue to push boundaries, make statements and exceed expectations." concluded Andy.
This exceptional, landmark development is supported by developers, Horncastle and the Economic Development Unit of East Riding of Yorkshire Council who are actively promoting the site to would-be occupants for letting during Summer 2006.
