impacts on the local community. The company completed the restoration of Grade II listed Ducie Street Warehouse in 2019. It is made up of 162 aparthotel suits, a bar and restaurant, mini-cinema, coffee shop, gym meeting rooms and all day lounge. Capital & Centric completed its Jenga inspired hotel on Adair Street in 2022, which is now operated by Leonardo Hotels. Its next project in Piccadilly East is Ferrous, a £28m project with 107 rental apartments, two commercial units and the Cabin, a new space for pop-ups. The regeneration of Piccadilly East featured on the BBC Two docuseries Manctopia: Billion Pound Property Boom. The Times named the area as one of the ‘next greatest place to live’ in 2020. Kampus The company is also known for Kampus, created in partnership with Henry Boot Developments. Kampus is a private rented project located in central Manchester, on the former Manchester Metropolitan University campus. The mixed-used development includes the restoration of listed buildings, Minto & Turner and Minshull House, a 1960s Brutalist building called The Stack and two new build apartment blocks. The scheme is home to a number of independent commercial units, including Pollen, Nell’s, The Beeswing, Yum Cha, Madre, Cloudwater, General Store, Great North Pie, Red Light and Barkside. Kampus also home to The Bungalow, the former security cabin on stilts, which serves as a pop-up space. In 2022, it was nominated as best pop-up at Manchester Food and Drink Festival. Kampus is well known for its new public spaces, including the re-opening of Little David Street, thought to be one of the only untouched cobbled streets in Manchester and the lush public gardens overlooking the canal. Manchester Confidential are reported to have described the Kampus garden as an oasis, adding it is ‘The most enchanting of all the new spaces accessible to the public’. Littlewoods Another regeneration project is the Littlewoods Pools Building, set to become a new £35m film and TV studio hub. As a result of the regeneration, hundreds of jobs will be created. The Littlewoods scheme was unanimously approved in 2013. In 2018 it was announced that Twickenham Studios would be opening a £50m major new complex at Littlewoods, taking 85,000 sq ft of the 300,000 sq ft space. The project is expected to generate more than 570 jobs and to support some 2,000 further jobs in the region, providing a boost of up to £124m to