
11 & 12 Wellington Place is a 12-storey office building that forms part of the 140,000sqm mixed-use development in central Leeds.
We provide expert transport planning and engineering advice from the initial concept stage through to detailed design and implementation. Our focus is on providing innovative and cost-effective transport solutions to support both private and public sector development, including due diligence, accessibility planning, strategic regeneration initiatives, town centre studies and masterplanning.
Our national accessibility planning resource provides an evidence-base to guide the optimisation of development masterplans, evaluates best-value travel planning initiatives and considers accessibility relative to competing sites take development proposals through the planning process.
Using specialist software to analyse geo-demographic data, we deliver key performance indicators in terms of travel time, cost or distance. Our innovative application of this software can ease the planning application process in the following ways:
Site promotion: comparing your application site to permitted sites or allocated alternatives, incorporating census data analysis if needed.
Masterplans: informing transport infrastructure design and strategic placement to enhance accessibility without increasing costs.
Travel planning: evaluating best-value initiatives based on evidence-based approaches.
Engagement: creating easy-to-understand graphical representations of accessibility for stakeholders.
Added value: enhancing accuracy and quality of accessibility analysis in transport assessments.
Our innovative approach to due diligence, pre-planning and other development services.
With a rich history of embracing cutting-edge technology, we lead the way in digital delivery. Accredited with the BSI BIM Level 2 Kitemark, we collaborate in a digital environment using the latest industry tools, and continuously enhance our digital capabilities to add tangible value to our projects.
“The team have been very proactive from the outset and delivered immediate results by arranging meeting with the County Council and Highways England within a matter of days. They have added a considerate amount of value with their approach and the quality of work and advice has exceeded that of their competitors. Needless to say, we have been extremely pleased with the works undertaken and would not hesitate to endorse them to colleagues in the developer sector.”
We set out our commitment and approach to decreasing the average embodied carbon in our projects and reducing our business emissions.
Today is STEM Day and here at Curtins we pride ourselves on being STEM ambassadors, aiming to inspire the next generation of scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians.
The 'Our Place' photography exhibition tells the story of how Curtins’ people have influenced places around the country whilst Leeds has been influencing them.