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This consultation has now concluded. Information about the project is still available to read below, and results will be published in due course.
Temple Quarter and its setting in Bristol Click here to view a larger version of the map above in a new tab.The transformation of Bristol Temple Quarter is one of the UK’s largest regeneration projects.
Temple Quarter sits at the heart of Bristol, one of the UK’s most productive and fast-growing regions and is a focal point for the West of England’s £39bn economy.
Temple Quarter will transform over 130 hectares of brownfield land over the next 25 years into a series of thriving, well-connected mixed-use communities. The regeneration of the area will create 10,000 new homes, thousands of new jobs and bring £1.6bn annual income to the city economy. Tackling the challenges posed by the climate crisis and a changing employment landscape head-on, the regeneration will build on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals to put low carbon, climate-friendly homes, jobs, and opportunities at the heart of the city, alongside new green spaces and an 18-hour economy, where visitors and residents can live, work and spend time.
The project partners, Bristol City Council, West of England Combined Authority, Network Rail and Homes England, will work collaboratively with Bristol’s citizens and other organisations to help shape a successful future for Bristol Temple Quarter that showcases what can be achieved by public sector organisations working in partnership.
The draft Bristol Temple Quarter Development Framework sets out proposals for six distinct areas, providing different levels of detail. Masterplans for Bristol Temple Meads, City Gateway and Friary North and concept plans for Temple Gate and St Philip’s Marsh. Mead Street, the sixth area, has recently been the subject of a development brief which was endorsed by Bristol City Council's Cabinet in August 2022.