Manchester’s Changing Skyline

Place North West.

The city council gave permission for Manchester City’s £300m stadium expansion, 1,700 student beds, and new-build office space in the city centre and the Oxford Road Corridor.

Greenheys building

Permission was granted for the demolition of the existing Greenheys building its replacement with a new-build 131,000 sq ft facility at Manchester Science Park.

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Moss Lane East student scheme


The developer’s 261-bedroom scheme would be constructed on Moss Lane East near Whitworth Park.

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Reedham House (centre)​


Planning committee members approved PAG’s office scheme unanimously despite concerns from Historic England about the loss of the listed Reedham House.

Property Alliance Group’s 14-storey, new-build workspace forms part of the booming St Mary’s Parsonage regeneration zone.

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IQ Echo Street


The committee approved IQ’s 1,220-bed scheme unanimously. Designed by Sheppard Robson, the scheme will see the delivery of a mixture of one-bed studios, and five- and six-bed clusters.

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Etihad Stadium expansion


The treble winners have been given approval to invest £300m to increase the capacity of the Etihad Stadium to 60,000, as well as transforming the ground into a year-round entertainment and leisure destination.

The treble winners have been given approval to invest £300m to increase the capacity of the Etihad Stadium to 60,000, as well as transforming the ground into a year-round entertainment and leisure destination.

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Drove through Hulme today. Decided to stop and take some pictures.

Hume Park.

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