New visuals revealed of Wapping Wharf’s CARGO Work

New visuals have been revealed as works get underway to create CARGO Work, a grade A workspace that will form part of Wapping Wharf in Bristol.With space for up to 230 people across 20,270 sq ft of space, the CARGO Work building will be set within the stone walls of the disused J S Fry warehouse, which were formerly part of the old Bristol Gaol.Wapping Wharf is already home to independent shops, restaurants, cafes and lifestyle businesses on Bristol’s harbourside.CARGO Work will feature a glazed courtyard canopy, balconies and terraces to all floors with views across southern Bristol.Preparatory works have already taken place on site with main construction works on the shell and core of the building now underway. The creation of the steel frame will follow in September. CARGO Work has been designed to be highly sustainable and low in energy use. Brise soleils prevent heat gain inside the building and photovoltaic roof panels take advantage of the building’s sunny position to create solar energy. It will include 47 secure bicycle racks and 7 parking spaces, as well as EV charging provision.Lambourn Commercial and Carter Jonas are the joint agents marketing CARGO Work. CARGO Work is designed by the architects behind phase one and two of Wapping Wharf, Alec French Architects, and is being constructed by specialist contractor Halsall.