Maker and Faber, Riverside Sunderland, Plater Way, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, SR1, SR5

Per sq ft £24.00 per sq ft

Riverside Sunderland is on the the UK's most ambitious regeneration projects. The multi-phase mixed use development is transforming the Sunderland City Centre skyline, led by significant commercial, leisure, public sector and residential developments.

Maker and Faber, occupy an exceptional position overlooking the Wearmouth Bridge and the River Wear Basin and will provide a fantastic opportunity to occupy high quality office accommodation in one of the UK's most cost effective locations .

Maker will provide 81,489 sq ft of high-quality workspace, with large, open, easily-divisable floor plates of up to 16,213 sq ft.

Faber offers up to 70,698 of floorspace.

RSA have taken a pre-let of floors 2 and 3 of Faber (37,000 sq.ft)

- Prime City Centre location
- BREEAM Excellent
- EPC - anticipated A rating
- Double height reception
- Exposed ceiling finish
- Large open plan floor plates
- Raised access floors
- Cycle storage, showers, Lockers and changing facilities
- Air conditioning
- Ground floor F&B units
- LED lighting
- Occupational density 1:8 sq.m

Dedicated car parking at a ratio of 1:300 sq ft.

These buildings will be the 3rd phase of development at Riverside Sunderland following the Beam, which is now home to Ocado, Asset55 and Penshaw View, and City Hall (190,000 sq.ft. ) which is under construction and will be home to Sunderland City Council and a number of other organisations.

The site is located on the south banks of the River Wear in the centre of the city, with the re configured St Mary's Way and the Bridges Shopping Centre to the South and with direct views of the two bridges which cross the River Wear to the North.

Sunderland is a city built on international foundations, with major businesses from around the world choosing to make it home. Known around the world as a hardworking city – a reputation built on the success of its coal mining and shipbuilding heritage and still demonstrated in car manufacturing today – Sunderland has quietly
reinvented its economy, with digital and technology, healthcare and advanced manufacturing now coming to the fore.

Building 3 & 4 sits on one of the most prominent sites in the city centre. It is linked to Keel Square by the prominent Keel Line public art installation. Future pedestrian connections across the River Wear will also provide direct connections to the north of the city.