OXFORD BUSINESS PARK 2600
Key Benefits
The emerging proposals have the potential to:
- Deliver new laboratory employment space to support employment and innovation across professional services and the life science sectors
- Provide flexible space for a range of occupiers.
- Improve the quality of the public realm and landscaping.
- Create new amenity building for people working at and visiting the business park.
- Provide space for a grab-and-go food and drink offer, outdoor seating and events.
- Improve cycling connections to support sustainable transport.
- Provide appropriate parking provision to support the development.
- Hundreds of new jobs supporting local employment and the wider Oxford economy.
- Improve the overall experience of Oxford Business Park.
Supporting employment and innovation
Oxford Business Park is already home to businesses working in life sciences, technology and professional services.
The proposals would provide additional laboratory and employment space in an established location, giving growing businesses more opportunities to expand in Oxford. This would strengthen the Park’s contribution to the city’s wider innovation economy and support jobs, promote inward investment and increase the growth and retention of global businesses into the Oxford ecosystem.
The proposals would provide additional laboratory and employment space in an established location, giving growing businesses more opportunities to expand in Oxford. This would strengthen the Park’s contribution to the city’s wider innovation economy and support jobs, promote inward investment and increase the growth and retention of global businesses into the Oxford ecosystem.
Improving the working environment
Modern businesses increasingly need places that offer more than workspace alone.
The proposals seek to create a better environment for people, with improved outdoor spaces, access to food and drink, places to meet, and opportunities for events and activity.
The proposals seek to create a better environment for people, with improved outdoor spaces, access to food and drink, places to meet, and opportunities for events and activity.
Making better use of the site
The proposals would make more effective use of land within Oxford Business Park, combining refurbishment, new development and public realm improvements.
This approach supports investment in an established employment location while improving the quality and usability of the wider site.
This approach supports investment in an established employment location while improving the quality and usability of the wider site.
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