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                "embedded_text": "• Immediately to the north is the Charles Street MSCP which is identified as one of 6 car\nparks serving the UoM campus.. Beyond the railway viaduct is the Granby Village\nresidential community.\n• To the immediate south is the Department of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil\nEngineering, and the Faraday Tower (UoM educational buildings).\n• To the west is Princess House and Montana House apartment blocks as well as the\nrecently completed Circle Square development just beyond, which includes student\naccommodation, residential apartments, commercial floorspace, ground floor active\nuses (including F&B) and Symphony Park (an open green space).\n• The site acts as a significant barrier to movement between Oxford Road – Circle Square\n– ID Manchester – Piccadilly and redevelopment of the site would offer the city\nimportant opportunities to establish good physical and functional connections between\nthese areas.\n• Buildings within the UoM Campus to the east rises up to 8 storeys.\n• Faraday Tower (UoM educational building) to the south rises to 13 storeys.\n• Vita Living North (residential apartment block) within Circle Square to the west rises to\n37 storeys."
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                    "text": "To the east of the site is the UoM's North Campus which is the subject of plans to create ID Manchester, a new neighbourhood and innovation district following creation of a JV partnership between the university and Bruntwood Sci-tech. Immediately to the south of the ID site is the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC).\nTo the immediate south is the Department of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, and the Faraday Tower (UoM educational buildings).\nTo the west is Princess House and Montana House apartment blocks as well as the recently completed Circle Square development just beyond, which includes student accommodation, residential apartments, commercial floorspace, ground floor active uses (including F&B) and Symphony Park (an open green space)."
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