The Tootal Buildings

Transforming a historic Grade II listed building into a vibrant, eco-conscious workplace community.

The Tootal Buildings

Transforming a historic Grade II listed building into a vibrant, eco-conscious workplace community.

AIS partnered with XLB Property to deliver a modern CAT A [flex+] fit-out at the iconic Tootal Buildings in Manchester. Spanning three floors and communal areas, this project merged sustainability with functionality, achieving a Very Good BREEAM rating. AIS integrated green procurement strategies, biophilic design, and well-being-focused features to create a dynamic and environmentally conscious workspace. Preserving the building’s Grade II listed heritage, the project included vibrant communal hubs, tranquil breakout spaces, and modern micromobility facilities to meet the needs of today’s workforce.

Client challenges

Designing a workspace that meets high environmental standards, incorporating responsible sourcing and achieving a BREEAM accreditation.

Adapting a Grade II listed building while retaining its historical character.

Balancing modern, high-spec amenities with spaces that support collaboration and relaxation.

Transformational impact

A workspace that reflects ESG principles with eco-conscious designs and green spaces.

A dynamic reception, café, and collaborative spaces to foster engagement, creativity, and well-being.

Successfully integrated modern design and facilities while celebrating the building’s historic Grade II listed features.

  • Size

    246,000 sq ft

  • Completed

    2024

  • Sustainable design

    BREEAM Very Good

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