Description
This revolutionary new urban village located in the heart of Sheffield will pioneer modern architecture in the city.
VI avoids any pretension to traditional domestic architecture; covering 2.5 acres, and standing 8 to 11 storeys high, the design of the building will provide a contrast to the dominant red brick culture, dotted around the city.
Built of acid washed concrete but mostly faced in steel and glass, think - sparkling white ‘Le Corbusier’ style, shining in the sun brightening up the landscape in an area due a little aesthetic value - this will be one of the largest mixed use developments in Yorkshire.
It has some great feature’s, with the balconies on the principal south facing elevations are enclosed by green solar glass louvers, known as ‘sunboxes’, allowing the space to be used as an open balcony in summer or enclosed to the elements in winter.
Phase two of V1 has two main apartment types - one or two bedroom apartments - with only a few apartments remaining.
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