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#4 - Manchester's Changing Skyline And What It Means For The Rental Market | The Knight Knox Podcast
We were recently joined by the brilliant Catalina Ionita, Senior Architect at Chapman Taylor, who is also celebrating the recent achievement of her PhD! Catalina has a strong focus on both architecture and research, which she integrates into educational initiatives. This aligns perfectly with her role in teaching one day a week at Manchester School of Architecture. Additionally, she is an active member of Women in Property North West, where she has found a strong sense of community.
Hosted by Samantha Jones, Marketing Director at Knight Knox, we engaged in a fascinating discussion with Catalina about Manchester’s ever-changing skyline. We explored her thoughts on the future of the city’s architecture and how the buildings complement, rather than compete with each other.
For those looking to invest in Manchester, whether first-time or experienced investors, this conversation offers valuable insights into how the city’s architectural landscape is shaping up. Catalina highlights key trends like the rise of co-working spaces, flexible working environments, and the role of city spaces for social interaction - all of which signal future opportunities for investment.
By understanding how the buildings foster a urban experience, investors can better gauge which developments are well-positioned to thrive in Manchester’s future growth. This is an essential listen for anyone interested in staying ahead of the curve in one of the UK’s most dynamic cities
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By Knight KnoxWe were recently joined by the brilliant Catalina Ionita, Senior Architect at Chapman Taylor, who is also celebrating the recent achievement of her PhD! Catalina has a strong focus on both architecture and research, which she integrates into educational initiatives. This aligns perfectly with her role in teaching one day a week at Manchester School of Architecture. Additionally, she is an active member of Women in Property North West, where she has found a strong sense of community.
Hosted by Samantha Jones, Marketing Director at Knight Knox, we engaged in a fascinating discussion with Catalina about Manchester’s ever-changing skyline. We explored her thoughts on the future of the city’s architecture and how the buildings complement, rather than compete with each other.
For those looking to invest in Manchester, whether first-time or experienced investors, this conversation offers valuable insights into how the city’s architectural landscape is shaping up. Catalina highlights key trends like the rise of co-working spaces, flexible working environments, and the role of city spaces for social interaction - all of which signal future opportunities for investment.
By understanding how the buildings foster a urban experience, investors can better gauge which developments are well-positioned to thrive in Manchester’s future growth. This is an essential listen for anyone interested in staying ahead of the curve in one of the UK’s most dynamic cities