Manchester’s Changing Skyline
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Worrall Street - 7 fl - Salford
Tate Brickwork Limited - Linkedin
Works are really opening up now with Block A approximately 70% insulated and brickwork ongoing to multiple work faces.
The majority of TATE STEEL LIMITED masonry support has also been installed on Block A and final works are underway in preparation for the soffit support system to commence. Great to see our colour matching soffit closing lintels blending in well with the brown/grey windows and doors too!
Some of the many architectural details now beginning to emerge from the scaffold!
Tate Brickwork Limited - Linkedin
Works are really opening up now with Block A approximately 70% insulated and brickwork ongoing to multiple work faces.
The majority of TATE STEEL LIMITED masonry support has also been installed on Block A and final works are underway in preparation for the soffit support system to commence. Great to see our colour matching soffit closing lintels blending in well with the brown/grey windows and doors too!
Some of the many architectural details now beginning to emerge from the scaffold!
David Coulson - Linkedin
The Princess Road Bus Depot stood on Princess Parkway for a century, before its closure and demolition in 2011. It was a depot for Manchester's Trams and later Bus fleets, and a significant building in Moss Side, positioned within the terraced, residential neighbourhood surrounding it.
An industrial, dominant structure, you can see in the views, its removal had a huge impact on the street scene and the urban context. The Buttress scheme created a range of new homes, which stitch together the streets, connecting the community with contemporary dwellings.
Associate David Coulson gave Manchester Society of Architects a tour of The Depot - a transformational project on the site of the former bus depot in South Manchester.
This innovative development, designed for Rowlinson, features over 300 homes, including apartments, family houses, and senior living options, creating a vibrant, inclusive, intergenerational community.
The Princess Road Bus Depot stood on Princess Parkway for a century, before its closure and demolition in 2011. It was a depot for Manchester's Trams and later Bus fleets, and a significant building in Moss Side, positioned within the terraced, residential neighbourhood surrounding it.
An industrial, dominant structure, you can see in the views, its removal had a huge impact on the street scene and the urban context. The Buttress scheme created a range of new homes, which stitch together the streets, connecting the community with contemporary dwellings.
Associate David Coulson gave Manchester Society of Architects a tour of The Depot - a transformational project on the site of the former bus depot in South Manchester.
This innovative development, designed for Rowlinson, features over 300 homes, including apartments, family houses, and senior living options, creating a vibrant, inclusive, intergenerational community.
David Lynch - Director of Development at Manchester City Council - Linkedin
Demolition progresses whilst consultation continues on our Grey Mare Lane plan - delivering 1000 new homes, community infrastructure and knitting together Beswick in East Manchester
Demolition progresses whilst consultation continues on our Grey Mare Lane plan - delivering 1000 new homes, community infrastructure and knitting together Beswick in East Manchester
Ryan Edwards - Linkedin
Always proud to see MEVA Formwork Systems involvement in changing Manchester's skyline.
Photos taken today (Friday) are a testament to the incredible work being done.
Renaker, as always, are doing a fantastic job!!
Contour - 2 x 52 fl
River Gardens - Trinity Island - 1 x 55 fl, 1 x 60 fl.
55 fl at 43 fl in the picture.
60 fl is rising.
Always proud to see MEVA Formwork Systems involvement in changing Manchester's skyline.
Photos taken today (Friday) are a testament to the incredible work being done.
Renaker, as always, are doing a fantastic job!!
Contour - 2 x 52 fl
River Gardens - Trinity Island - 1 x 55 fl, 1 x 60 fl.
55 fl at 43 fl in the picture.
60 fl is rising.
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Passing on the train through deansgate I can't believe how fast these skyscrapers are going up in the city.
