ABOUT DIGITAL LAND AND DEVELOPMENT
We provide professional solutions that deliver
Digital Land & Development is a highly regarded specialist data centre provider, headed by senior executives who have built up long standing connections in both the Data Centre and Property industry over many years. Data centre development is our primary specialist area of activity, albeit that we have the expertise needed for other component parts of any project such as land assembly and design and build through our construction arm.
The company is supported by an experienced team of professionals made up of Data Centre technical specialists, Data Centre interior layout specialists, architects, planning consultants, industry executives and support staff.
Having professional staff, who are all very experienced in the data centre sector, is a major asset in providing turnkey projects for data centre operators in key locations in the UK, and internationally, for their operations.
As specialist data centre developers, our services encompass every aspect of the development process, from the original concept and design, through to execution and delivery of each project, based upon the expertise of our professional team always working in tandem with major operators, and their advisers. Ensuring a seamless and risk adverse approach to each element of any project supported by specialist contractors and professional service providers in the data centre sector.
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Plans emerge for £250m Salford data centre
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Digital Land & Development has lodged an application for a 66,000 sq ft facility on the former Whites’ recycling centre between Eccles and Irlam.
DLD Salford, a vehicle of Digital Land & Development, has submitted fresh proposals for a single data centre.
The project would feature 12,000 sq ft of offices, a 56,000 sq ft data hall, and 63,500 sq ft of plant.
The data hall will reach eight metres at its highest point and will be set back from Liverpool Road. The front of house facilities – reception and offices – would be contained within a lower rise part of the scheme.
