Lumiere Tower Leeds
Architects: Ian Simpson Architects
two towers of 54 and 32 storeys linked by glazed Winter Garden
Location: Whitehall Road / Wellington Street, Leeds City Centre
Planning Permission: Granted
Drivers Jonas for KW Linfoot and Scarborough Development Group

The Leeds Lumiere is a 171m residential tower (ie skyscraper), higher than 48
storey Beetham Tower in Manchester, also by Ian Simpson Architects


photo from ian simpson architects 170107

Text from Ian Simpson Architects 180107:
Lumiere – Leeds
A mixed use development comprising residential, including serviced apartments, retail and commercial use. The scheme consists of two towers, one that is 171m / 54 storeys high and one that is a 113m / 32 storeys high.

Our proposal will be a beautiful addition to the skyline of Leeds. It will act as a landmark building, particularly to those arriving at Leeds via the central train station. The massing of the towers seeks to act as a gateway to the city centre while responding to the Park Square Conservation area and the proposed Hermes development, both of which are adjacent to the Lumiere site.



Drivers Jonas Manchester also won planning permission for Beetham Tower in
Manchester, the highest residential tower in Europe: Beetham Tower Manchester

Lumiere Tower - Components:
650 apartments
200 serviced apartments
100,000 sq ft office space
shops
cafes
dentist surgery
exhibition space

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