[5] It will consist of forty three apartments, a four star hotel, the Gloucester Transport Hub, Cafes, Bars, a Gym, retail units, One and Two Cathedral View, and a car park.

When complete 1342 panels weighing around 500kg each will form a feature similar to the stone cloisters and facades of Gloucester Cathedral.

They will be net-zero carbon in operation with electricity produced through renewable methods including rooftop solar panels.

[7] There is a bridge connecting One and Two Cathedral View on the fourth floor and weighs 44,000 kg and measures 18.5m in length.

The building takes its name from the monastery which was originally on the site of the Gloucester Transport Hub.

The construction company E.G Carter & Co Ltd were appointed by Gloucestershire County Council in May 2021 to carry out the building work.

[11] The Gloucester City Campus is a redevelopment of the former Debenhams store being led by the University of Gloucestershire.

It will include digital conference facilities and 97,707 sq ft of workspace for technology companies.

These will be a mixture of one, two and three bedroom properties 19 of these were made available as part of phase one development in December 2022, a further 24 will due to be made available as part of phase two at the end of 2024..[16] Other facilities will include a 8,060 sq ft Gym and wellness centre, The Forge digital offices (17,677 sq ft) and members club, cafes, bars, creative studios, and retail units including a Tesco express.