Amanda Phillips, centre manager of The Moor, outside the new branch of Next.Amanda Phillips, centre manager of The Moor, outside the new branch of Next.
Amanda Phillips, centre manager of The Moor, outside the new branch of Next.

These are the biggest development schemes completed in Sheffield this year

New shops, offices, apartments, educational facilities and leisure venues have opened in Sheffield during a busy 2019 for developers.
By Richard Blackledge
Published 20th Dec 2019, 11:45 BST
Updated 20th Dec 2019, 11:45 BST

Here are some of the most prominent schemes completed in the city this year.

Sheffield Hallam University's National Centre of Excellence for Food Engineering opened in October.

1. Driving innovation

Sheffield Hallam University's National Centre of Excellence for Food Engineering opened in October. Photo: Andrew Roe

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The OEC, an events and conferencing venue costing £5 million, opened at Owlerton in November.

2. The newest place to party

The OEC, an events and conferencing venue costing £5 million, opened at Owlerton in November. Photo: Scott Merrylees

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Grainger plc's CEO Helen Gordon is pictured outside the Brook Place apartments on Summerfield Street - the first build-to-rent scheme to be completed in Sheffield.

3. The arrival of build-to-rent

Grainger plc's CEO Helen Gordon is pictured outside the Brook Place apartments on Summerfield Street - the first build-to-rent scheme to be completed in Sheffield. Photo: Scott Merrylees

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Grosvenor House is now the home of offices for HSBC, fashion shops Monki and Weekday and, soon, another Marmadukes cafe.

4. Progress at last in the city centre

Grosvenor House is now the home of offices for HSBC, fashion shops Monki and Weekday and, soon, another Marmadukes cafe. Photo: Scott Merrylees

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