Elliot Group reveals team for £70m Salford project
Liverpool developer Elliot Group has appointed its core professional team as it prepares to deliver its first scheme in Greater Manchester.
Known as The Residence, the £70m development will comprise 300 apartments across two towers of 14 and 33 storeys on Greengate in Salford.
With planning consent secured and work set to get underway in July, Elliot Group has now confirmed Clancy Consulting as the structural engineer and Liverpool firm Abacus as the M&E consultant.
Global consultancy White Young Green, meanwhile, is on board in the role of project manager, while Falconer Chester Hall – a longtime partner of Elliot Group – has been tasked with delivering designs put together by Manchester’s Jeffrey Bell Architects.
The scheme’s main contractor is due to be confirmed in the coming weeks.
Elliot Group MD Elliot Lawless commented: “We’re building a stable team around our business as we enter a key delivery phase.
“When the first diggers get going on Greengate we’ll have seven projects on site simultaneously with a development value of £120m.”
He added: “To spin that number of plates we need the very best people around us and I’m delighted to confirm these appointments.”
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