Planning application submitted on behalf of McMurtry Automotive for new research and development facility.
15 June 2023
Image Credit: Roberts Limbrick Architects
Following extensive pre-application consultation with the local community, MEP has submitted the planning application for a new research and development facility on behalf of McMurtry Automotive. Specifically to be used for the development of electric vehicle technology, the proposal represents a unique and exciting opportunity to provide an innovative, bespoke building, a platform to enable innovative engineering development.
McMurtry Automotive was founded in 2016 and is focused on delivering a radical new electric car concept. More broadly, the business is engaged in the development of environmentally friendly and socially focused technologies. The company has a track record of building highly successful businesses through engineering innovation and delivering significant employment benefits to the local area.
MEP worked closely with Davies Landscape Architects, Rappor and Roberts Limbrick Architects.
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