Biome is a mixed use regeneration project with residential, commercial, retail and exhibition space, designed with sustainability and the wellbeing of occupiers at its core. A biophylic building, with opportunities to link activities to the growing spaces provided through the glasshouses. A biophylic walkway leads to the commercial entrance. Floors 1-3 commercial space has a designated lift and toilet core, serviced with cycle storage and shower facilities. The space is capable of being sub-divided into smaller office suites to cater for multiple tenancies. A lightwell penetrates the western side to ensure natural light. The main greenhouse will be served by an aqua and hydroponics system and a double height wintergarden bookable for meetings. Ground Floor retail/food & beverage opportunities. Food offering would include that grown in the building minimising carbon footprint. The building contains an ambient loop heating system and sustainable water management. Full digital connectivity.
Biophylic living is beneficial to health and wellbeing. Occupiers will have access to the rooftop community urban farm and research facility. Biosolar roof and integrated photovoltaics provide renewable energy. Rainwater collection and management for irrigation of green spaces.
Commercial space suitable for office, research and development etc. in development phase.
Growing from the success of investment at both the Food and Business Zones, Cross Hands East extends to around 10 hectares of development-ready plots.
Cwm Gwyrdd Nantycaws is a flagship green economy enterprise building on existing strengths in resource efficiency, renewable energy and biodiversity whilst creating new space for low carbon enterprises.
The Celtic Freeport is open for business and will deliver an accelerated pathway for Wales’ net zero economy generating over 16,000 new, green jobs and up to £5.5 billion of new investment.
These ambitious proposals aim to create a high-quality hub in Withybush near Haverfordwest and will become home to a number of food producers.
Trecwn, located in North Pembrokeshire, is about 3 miles south of Fishguard. The site, a former Royal Navy Armaments Depot, spans 1000 acres and is accessible via a private road off the A40.