Bristol Temple Quarter

Welcoming and inclusive, Bristol Temple Quarter is a place built on partnerships.

Emphasising Bristol’s diversity, it provides quality and affordable homes, fosters job creation, cultural celebration, and environmental revitalisation for the region.

Combining robust heritage with sustainable design, it sets a new standard for community-focused development in the city-region’s unique spirit.

Map showing key locations at Bristol Temple Quarter. Temple Meads station is in the centre, with development areas marked on either side. To the right (north) is the Northern Gateway which includes Temple Quay, The Friary and the current back entrance to the station. Temple Square and Portwall lane are shown across from The Friary in the direction of Queen Square and the harbourside. Station Approach is shown directing in front of the main station building with Midland Shed and Passenger Shed on the left. To the right of Station Approach is the listed Bristol and Exeter House and below this is Lower Station Approach which is a development site within the Temple Quarter programme. Across the road from the main entrance is Temple Gate. Across the river from Temple Gate on the right is Mead Street. To the right of the station main entrance and across Cattle Market Road and the River Avon is the Southern Gateway, a proposed new transport hub. Across the railway lines to the right (south) is Temple Island and the across Cattle Market Road and the river from Temple Island, adjacent the main station platforms, will be the University of Bristol’s new Enterprise Campus and the Eastern Entrance to the station. Further to the right is shown the wider St Philip’s area including the Silverthorne Lane development. The map also shows the new harbour walkway project linking the university campus at Totterdown Basin to the ferry landing at Temple Quay.

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2 April 2026

Bristol Temple Quarter LLP turns 2

This meant the longstanding collaborative approach taken by partners Bristol City Council, Homes England, and the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority was officially formalised as a joint venture to accelerate delivery of phase 1 of the redevelopment around the station.

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