Both direct and indirect during each year of the demolition and construction phase.

A significant investment to enhance Cambridge's historic core and boost its economy.

A more than sixfold increase in the business rates currently due across site.

Generated annually during demolition and construction.

Created directly (on-site) by the proposed development.

Generated annually when operational.

Providing rent-free, genuinely affordable community space for local groups.

One in the community space that is accessible for all and one in the office space creating an inclusive workspace.

Transforming Hobson's Passage into a safe, functional and beautiful city centre space.

Of discreetly positioned solar panels

The proposed development achieves a BREEAM Excellent score.

An enormous rainwater and greywater harvesting tank to maximise water efficiency

Can be securely parked within the site, including provision for oversized and electric bikes.

Designed to exclude cars, giving the redevelopment a significantly reduced carbon footprint compared to other similar buildings.

Created indirectly (off-site) by the proposed redevelopment.

Of modern, useable floorspace is created in the centre of Cambridge.

Redesign of the shopfront, so that is more in keeping and sympathetic to the rest of the building.

Removal and replacement of the poor quality mansard roof.

The proposed development is designed to achieve a high standard of energy efficiency, achieving LETI Band B.

Of community space created in the heart of Cambridge.

Designed into the proposals - from the paving of Hobson's Passage to the sculpted metal service entrances.