Vastint UK, the developer behind Aire Park has applied for a massive refurbishment and restoration of the 92-year-old building. As part of its proposal, the developer said it wants to retain the landmark’s art deco facade, open op new areas of the building to the public for the first time and increase accessibility so that the former brewery can be enjoyed by all. Advertisement Advertisement Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Yorkshire Evening Post, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more.
Plans reveal that the basement, which previously connected the building with the wider brewery site, will be used as a speakeasy lounge and bar, whilst the ground floor will host a market hall space with amenities including Changing Places facilities. The plans also reveals the future of The Tetley ’s long-standing connection with both culture and commerce on the upper floors, where an event space and 13,000 sq ft of office space are planned. Simon Schofield, Head of Development North at Vastint UK, said: “ The Tetley is an iconic building within Leeds , and we’re privileged to have it as a cornerstone of the Aire Park development.
“As custodians of this important piece of the city’s history , we have been working hard with our architects Supervene and Enjoy Design, Leeds City Council and others to look at how we preserve this beautiful building, ensuring it remains at.
