Caddick completes 23-unit industrial scheme in Leeds
Caddick has completed construction of 23 industrial units at T45 in Leeds on behalf of developer Chancerygate, with the scheme designed to support urban logistics and commercial activity in the city.
The units range from 4,490 sq ft to 32,635 sq ft and have been delivered with a range of energy efficiency measures, including photovoltaic (PV) panels, air source heat pumps and high-performance insulated cladding and roofing.
Located less than a mile from the M1 motorway and three miles from Leeds city centre, the development provides industrial and logistics space within an established urban location.
T45 industrial units achieve EPC A rating
All 23 units have achieved an EPC A rating.
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The buildings feature PV panels, air source heat pumps, insulated cladding and roof materials, LED lighting and electric vehicle charging points.
The scheme also includes electric loading doors, fitted office accommodation and kitchen facilities.
External works included landscaped communal areas and wellbeing spaces, with measures incorporated to support biodiversity.
Caddick delivers social value measures
Caddick supported 12 apprentices during construction and jointly donated £3,000 with Chancerygate to local child sleep poverty charity Zarach.
The project also achieved 100% waste diversion from landfill.
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Community engagement included a CV workshop with Caval for students at Notre Dame Sixth Form College, site visits for Leeds Beckett University architectural students and mock interviews at Trinity Academy Leeds with Orchard.
An electrical student from Leeds College of Building also completed a work placement as part of the project.
Caddick is a registered partner with the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) and achieved scores of 45/45 at both site inspections.
Fourth project delivered for Chancerygate
T45 is the fourth development Caddick has delivered for Chancerygate.
Previous projects include Gateway 44, a £4.5m logistics hub and Costa Coffee drive-thru in Carlisle; Mersey Reach, a £7.8m industrial scheme in Aintree; and nine industrial units at the £10.7m Novus development in Knutsford.
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Steve Ford, Regional Managing Director, Caddick Construction North East & Yorkshire, said: “We’re proud to build on our long-standing partnership with Chancerygate to successfully deliver a high-quality urban logistics development for the city of Leeds.
“T45 combines functionality with a strong focus on energy efficiency and performance, reflecting our shared commitment to sustainable growth.
“It is an excellent example of how modern industrial developments can support the evolving needs of occupiers while contributing to a more sustainable built environment.
“Our team worked closely with Chancerygate and our supply chain partners to ensure the site was constructed to the highest standards and provides industrial infrastructure that will serve Leeds and the wider region for decades to come.”
