Manchester’s Changing Skyline

RC Photography - X (foggy Manchester)

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Apologies.

The pictures will be coming in dribs and drabs across the day as they are all mixed in on my camera phone and camera.

W Manchester - 44 fl - Residential & Hotel - City Centre

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At Last!!! Something with a bit of shape to it. I know many have complained that the new builds are all glass rectangles and I agree. Is there a signature building in Manchester same as, for example Kuala Lumpur:-


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No, there isn’t. But I’m hoping that all the boxes are building up the mass that will eventually support a proper signature building on the skyline.

We missed a trick with the Tower of Light beside Manchester Central. It is visually stunning and would have been wonderful to have as the signature building of the Mcr skyline, but it’s only short really.

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It should have been the biggest thing on the Manchester skyline, should have been made taller than Emley Moor Television Tower, which stands at 329m and is the tallest building in Britain.

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More Manchester skyline pictures from Craig Hannah - Facebook.

The 3rd and 4th pictures show the entire city centre skyline.

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Years ago, leaving Manchester on tne tram from G-Mex, as it was called then, on the way to Altrincham, the tallest building you could see outside the right hand window was the Kippax, a couple of miles away, standing tall above everything else.

You can't see more than a few hundred feet in that direction now.
 

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