Central Village Tower

Central Village Tower is a student residence building in Leeds with 23 floors made of glass and steel. The building provides space for over 400 residents in cluster rooms that form smaller living groups.

The tower was built in 2014 as part of a larger urban development project in Leeds. The project brought hundreds of new student accommodations to the city center and changed the face of the downtown area.

The tower is part of Leeds's modern architecture and shows how British university cities reshape their centers. The buildings in this area are shaped by students who fill the district with life and set the daily rhythm.

The building is centrally located and offers good accessibility for students who want to reach universities or public transportation. The immediate neighborhood has all necessary services and shopping options for daily needs.

The building was designed by architect John McAslan and combines modern design principles with functional student living. The cluster arrangement of rooms encourages exchange among residents and creates a sense of community within the building.

Location: Leeds

Inception: 2014

Architects: John McAslan

Floors above the ground: 23

GPS coordinates: 53.80450,-1.54941

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:23