A 21ST CENTURY ICON - Titanic, Made in Belfast
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A 21ST CENTURY ICON Belfast, Northern Ireland Titanic, Made in Belfast
Building the future…
Harland & Wolff Shipyard with Titanic on the Slipway 1911
from the past
Heritage photograph supplied by The Ulster Folk & Transport Museum Photographic Archive
Titanic Quarter… One of Europe’s largest
waterfront urban regeneration
developments on the banks of Belfast’s
river Lagan. The scheme is located at the
intersection of technology, urban design
and real estate development.
Creating spaces and places, building
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a community that will attract the new
generation of creative knowledge workers to
a dynamic “live/work/play environment” that 18
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melts the old boundaries in space and time 11 17
between residential, enterprise, educational 10 12
and entertainment real estate. 6a 16
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Titanic Quarter is pioneering the integration
of advanced communication and media 9
technologies into the physical form and 15
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fabric of a new 21st Century City experience. 7 6
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The Titanic Quarter Open Access Optical 8
Fibre Network infrastructure will ubiquitously 1
pervade the enterprises, institutions,
workplaces, leisure venues and residences
that will make up this dynamic new location. Key to the Quarter
EXISTING PHASE ONE (under construction/completed) PHASE TWO (outline planning granted)
Titanic Quarter is transforming 75 ha/185
acres of former shipyard lands on the fringe 1. Odyssey arena and entertainment complex 6. Abercorn Quay, ARC Apartments and Hotels 6a. Abercorn Quay, ARC Apartments and
2. Northern Ireland Science Park and historic 7. Abercorn Basin, marina, shops restaurants Hotels
of Belfast City Centre into a new focal point
Thompson Dock and Pump House and cafés 10. T
itanic Signature Project visitor attraction
for Belfast. At its heart are the atmospheric (construction underway)
3. Historic Harland & Wolff HQ and 8. Gateway Office Complex
places where Titanic was designed, built Drawing Offices (Phase 1 refurbishment 11. Historic Titanic and Olympic Slipways
9. Belfast Metropolitan College Complex
and launched. completed) 12. Mixed use development
13. Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
4. Painthall Film Studio 14. Financial Services Centre (planning lodged)
Titanic Quarter… Building the future 5. Channel Commercial Park
from the past Additional PHASES
15, 16, 17 & 18. Mixed use developmentInteractive Mixed Use Phase II local retail/services and tourism/leisure
Development Content Phase I (on site)
The rationale for Titanic Quarter is a mixed (outline planning granted) uses. These are uniquely centred in a
use development which is configured Residential 47505 sq m (475 units) 200000 sq m (2000 units) waterfront setting that was the birthplace
to create a lively, sustainable and safe of RMS Titanic and will include an
Workspace 15000 sq m 37000 sq m
environment for residents, visitors and international Titanic visitor attraction.
workers alike as part of a new 21st Century Leisure - 10000 sq m
Spaces and Places
City living experience. Hotel 6000 sq m (150 beds) 13000 sq m (300 beds)
The layout is linked by a high quality public
Tourism - 17800 sq m
Sustainable Development and Heritage realm that is memorable, informative and
The development takes as its starting Retail & Local Services 2360 sq m 5500 sq m legible. It honours the industrial past and
point retention of the significant maritime Further Education 21600 sq m - will give the area a confident new identity
industrial heritage of the area. It is led as well as a robust sense of place and
Vehicle Parking 5220 sq m ( 1218 spaces) 15000 sq m (3500 spaces)
by the development of three residential personality.
TOTAL 97685 sq m 298300 sq m
neighbourhoods and a ‘village heart’ of
Heritage & Public Realm 5.0 ha 11.6 ha
Where we once built ships we now build
commerce and enterprise surrounded by
communities.
Phases I & II with the Titanic Signature Project at its heart
21st Century Connections
Physical Links: Virtual Links: A Growing Community
Road: Direct access to main trunk roads and Titanic Quarter is served with: Existing occupiers within Titanic Quarter
Motorway network •D
irect Tier 1 (highest level) Internet • Direct and diverse links to mainland UK, include a range of indigenous and
Public transport: served by City Metro bus connectivity provision with full resilience London and Global networks international companies:
services. Ready access to provincial bus of routing and provider • Access to a Belfast to Dublin 10Gbs private,
Autonomy
and rail services. Focal point of new £150m Broadsoft
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ext Generation Open Access (carrier diversely routed network, which enables Citigroup
Rapid Transit System neutral) Titanic Quarter Network FTTX scaleable capacity on demand ECIT Research Institute & Centre for Secure
Airports: George Best, Belfast City •F
ibre-to-the-home infrastructure enabling • Access to Project Kelvin – Northern Ireland’s Information Technologies (Queen’s University, Belfast)
Airport is within 10 minutes drive. Belfast all occupiers and businesses to have first direct fibre optic link to North America European Connected Health Campus
International Airport is under half an concurrent access to multiple services/ offering higher security / lower latency Intelliden
hour away providers
L&T Infotech
Microsoft
Ferries: High speed and traditional ferries •N
ext Generation Open Access (carrier Northern Ireland Science Park
to UK mainland located within Belfast neutral) mobile broadband Polaris
Harbour directly opposite the site SQS
TDKEurope & North America UK and Ireland Belfast, Northern Ireland Titanic Quarter
Titanic Quarter Development Phases I & II
Titanic Quarter Limited, T: +44 (0) 28 9076 6300
Titanic House, 2 Queen’s Road, F: +44 (0) 28 9045 5086
Queen’s Island, Belfast BT3 9DT, E: info@titanicquarter.com
Belfast, Northern Ireland Northern Ireland. W: www.titanicquarter.comYou can also read
