Manchester’s Changing Skyline
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Architects Hawkins\Brown and Schmidt Hammer Lassen have drawn up plans for the distinctive facility, which will replace All Saints Library on Oxford Road.
www.placenorthwest.co.uk
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Architects Hawkins\Brown and Schmidt Hammer Lassen have drawn up plans for the distinctive facility, which will replace All Saints Library on Oxford Road.
MMU unveils proposal for 'visionary' library - Place North West
Architects HawkinsBrown and Schmidt Hammer Lassen have drawn up plans for the distinctive facility, which will replace All Saints Library on Oxford Road.
www.placenorthwest.co.uk
The striking new 'zig-zag' library that will tower over Mancunian Way
Bosses at Manchester Met Uni hope it will ‘reimagine what a university library can offer’
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Not very considerate towards trypophobesEnlarged the last cgi.
Architects Hawkins\Brown and Schmidt Hammer Lassen have drawn up plans for the distinctive facility, which will replace All Saints Library on Oxford Road.
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MMU unveils proposal for 'visionary' library - Place North West
Architects HawkinsBrown and Schmidt Hammer Lassen have drawn up plans for the distinctive facility, which will replace All Saints Library on Oxford Road.
The striking new 'zig-zag' library that will tower over Mancunian Way
Bosses at Manchester Met Uni hope it will ‘reimagine what a university library can offer’
Trypophobia (trip-uh-FOE-bee-uh) is an aversion or repulsion to objects like honeycombs and sponges that have repetitive patterns or clusters of small holes. People with trypophobia are disgusted by the pattern of holes. They don't necessarily have a fear of holes.
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That is awful. Upper class shit designed by upper class pricks in my opinion.Enlarged the last cgi.
Architects Hawkins\Brown and Schmidt Hammer Lassen have drawn up plans for the distinctive facility, which will replace All Saints Library on Oxford Road.
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MMU unveils proposal for 'visionary' library - Place North West
Architects HawkinsBrown and Schmidt Hammer Lassen have drawn up plans for the distinctive facility, which will replace All Saints Library on Oxford Road.
The striking new 'zig-zag' library that will tower over Mancunian Way
Bosses at Manchester Met Uni hope it will ‘reimagine what a university library can offer’
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Took my youngest to York on Monday on the train from Piccadilly it did the loop so it called at Victoria on the way so we had a great view at all the building works going on it looks really impressive,sadly coming home we decided to call into town to finish the day off .
The walk from the Piccadilly station to market st is absolutely depressing. Different world it’s absolutely unbelievable shocking. It’s out of control. Mr burnham you need to look after and get a grip of what’s actually happening on your own door step before ranting on about something what’s happening thousands of miles away and out of your control.
The walk from the Piccadilly station to market st is absolutely depressing. Different world it’s absolutely unbelievable shocking. It’s out of control. Mr burnham you need to look after and get a grip of what’s actually happening on your own door step before ranting on about something what’s happening thousands of miles away and out of your control.
TBH I quite like it. It makes a refreshing change to see a different proposed looking building. At 20 stories tall it will be a landmark building located on one of the main routes into the city centre. I just hope it doesn't end up getting value engineered.
Pat Karney is incharge of the city centre. Apparently?
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Another proposed mid-rise tower.
Proposals have been unveiled for a 237-apartment tower off Cheetham Hill Road, the developer’s debut Manchester project.
Zephyr X Developments, founded by Adam Faulkner in 2020, has launched a consultation on its plans to build a 23-storey build-to-rent scheme in Manchester.
The tower would be built on a site fronting Cheetham Hill Road and bound by Carnarvon Street and Gilbert Place. The plot has been vacant for several years and was previously the forecourt for a car showroom.
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Proposals have been unveiled for a 237-apartment tower off Cheetham Hill Road, the developer’s debut Manchester project.
Zephyr X Developments, founded by Adam Faulkner in 2020, has launched a consultation on its plans to build a 23-storey build-to-rent scheme in Manchester.
The tower would be built on a site fronting Cheetham Hill Road and bound by Carnarvon Street and Gilbert Place. The plot has been vacant for several years and was previously the forecourt for a car showroom.
Zephyr X floats 23-storey BTR plan - Place North West
Proposals have been unveiled for a 237-apartment tower off Cheetham Hill Road, the developer’s debut Manchester project.
www.placenorthwest.co.uk
Welcome to our consultation website on our proposals for a new high-quality residential development on the corner of Carnarvon Street and Cheetham Hill Road in Manchester. Below you’ll find out more about our plans and how you can get involved.
Cheetham
www.carnarvonstreet.co.uk
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This week we have been busy carrying out confirmatory post demolition investigations for the proposed 40 storey St. Michael’s development in Manchester which will include a 5-star hotel.
Looking forward to seeing another great addition to the Manchester skyline!
This week we have been busy carrying out confirmatory post demolition investigations for the proposed 40 storey St. Michael’s development in Manchester which will include a 5-star hotel.
Looking forward to seeing another great addition to the Manchester skyline!
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End of the week again so time for Manchester Flashback Friday - this one is definitely a favourite.
The photos were taken from the Manchester Hilton Deansgate and look towards what is now the New Jackson neighbourhood, delivered by RENAKER.
The top photo is from 2007 and special thanks to Ellen Philcox for the brilliant recent photo which was taken at the Women in Property North West, Annual Dinner.
Happy weekend all.
End of the week again so time for Manchester Flashback Friday - this one is definitely a favourite.
The photos were taken from the Manchester Hilton Deansgate and look towards what is now the New Jackson neighbourhood, delivered by RENAKER.
The top photo is from 2007 and special thanks to Ellen Philcox for the brilliant recent photo which was taken at the Women in Property North West, Annual Dinner.
Happy weekend all.
From MMU's website.
Plans to develop an impressive new campus library in the heart of the city have been unveiled by Manchester Metropolitan University.
If the planning application is approved, work will start in summer 2024 with full completion by 2028.
Plans to develop an impressive new campus library in the heart of the city have been unveiled by Manchester Metropolitan University.
If the planning application is approved, work will start in summer 2024 with full completion by 2028.
One week old.
Whitley + Partners Limited - Linkedin
A wet + grey site visit to Victoria Riverside, Manchester. The project is certainly making an impression on the City skyline and despite the weather is looking fantastic.
Well done to all involved, we’re looking forward to seeing the finished product.
Whitley + Partners Limited - Linkedin
A wet + grey site visit to Victoria Riverside, Manchester. The project is certainly making an impression on the City skyline and despite the weather is looking fantastic.
Well done to all involved, we’re looking forward to seeing the finished product.
I'd love to do that job. :-)
One week old.
Peter Casterton.
Our site team at Viadux has been capturing stunning photographs of the ever-changing Manchester skyline. With only three floors left to go, we can't wait to see the final result. Shoutout to our amazing team at FK Group, Domis, and NKG for their incredible teamwork.
One week old.
Peter Casterton.
Our site team at Viadux has been capturing stunning photographs of the ever-changing Manchester skyline. With only three floors left to go, we can't wait to see the final result. Shoutout to our amazing team at FK Group, Domis, and NKG for their incredible teamwork.
