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This is the example of how the budget hotel will be look like

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Characteristics and Land uses in the policy areas

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Characteristics and Land uses in the policy areas

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Solar panels

Hotel consumes a lot of energy for heating, lighting, cooking fuel and other miscellaneous power requirements. Therefore, it is good to implement solar panels system to the Matilda Street Development. Solar panel can helps to save on the energy bills and it cut down the carbon footprint due to solar energy is renewable energy and doesn’t release any harmful carbon dioxide or pollutants (Energy Saving Trust, 2014).

Green roofs concept

Implementation of green roofs concept into Matilda Street Development can help to reduce the resource use, extending the lifespan of the roof due to protection from ultraviolet and reducing drainage infrastructure because of lower surface water run-off. Besides, it also helps to reduce energy demands, helping to cool the building and mitigating the need for air conditioning and providing a better ambient temperature for photo-voltaic solar panels. Furthermore, green roofs concept also help to improve the air quality through trapping dust, encouraging biodiversity through providing additional habitats and improve water management through reducing water runoff, leading to less flooding and pollution of rivers. (Sheffield City Council, 2014).

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SWOT Analysis for Hotel proposal

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source: Welcome to Sheffield (2012)

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Comparison of Budget Hotels in Sheffield

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Comparison of Budget Hotels in Sheffield

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Commercial drivers in Matilda Street Development

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Commercial drivers in Matilda Street Development

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Budget planning, source: SPON'S 2010

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Calculation of payback period, annual average % rate of return, NPV and IRR

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Stepped diagonal cracking to the internal wal

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Stepped diagonal cracking to the flank wall, rear corner

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Entrance to the site, the only accessibility

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Ceiling finishes fallen, wire cabling exposed outside

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Vertical cracking to the flank wall at first floor level

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Dampness found in the washroom

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The zonning of the subject land is yellow in colour. It is a flexble use areas.

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The zonning of the subject land is yellow in colour. It is a flexble use areas.

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Cultural Industries Quarter Conservation Area Appraisal and Guidelines

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Cultural Industries Quarter Conservation Area Appraisal and Guidelines

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The design of Matilda Street Development must comply with the Cultural Industries Quarter Conservation Area Appraisal and Guidelines (2001) which include of:

The majority of this area comprises cleared development land and new development should follows the guidelines that apply to new infill development, as set out in the development guidelines. Development should respect the building line and the height and massing of development elsewhere within the Georgian grid. In accordance with the UDP and SPG requirements new development should incorporate a high quality design and materials.

New development should be fine grain in response to original plots, with heights varying between 3 to 5 storeys.

Refurbishments and repairs to historic properties on the south western side of Matilda Street and on the northern side of Sidney Street should retain existing window patterns, architectural details (such as stone surrounds, shop fronts) and paving on courtyards.

It is desirable that Public realm works should include the repair of the stone parapet on the Porter Brook bridge.

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Location plan of Budget Hotels in Sheffield

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Location plan of Budget Hotels in Sheffield

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source: Google Map (2014)

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Planning policies of G7, G13 and G14 must be follow during the development.

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors website

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors website

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According to the Office for National Statistics, 91% of adults in Great Britain reported an increase in their cost of living in October-November 2022.

Low-income households spend a larger proportion than average on energy and food, so are more affected by price increases. Food bank charities are reporting an increase in demand: the Trussell Trust reported that in April-September 2022, they provided almost 1.3 million emergency food parcels, a third more than in the same period in 2021 and 50% more than pre-pandemic levels.

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According to the Office for National Statistics, 91% of adults in Great Britain reported an increase in their cost of living in October-November 2022. Low-income households spend a larger proportion than average on energy and food, so are more affected by price increases.

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The subject property is erected on Matilda Street. It is own by Sheffield Hallam University and currently use for storage purposes.