Manchester’s Changing Skyline

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Link to the PNW article below featuring more updated CGI’s.

Developer AM Alpha has unveiled CGIs giving a glimpse of its plans to transform the former Debenhams near Piccadilly Gardens into a thriving office, retail, and leisure complex.

Main contractor Russell WBHO is set to begin work on refurbishing the grade two-listed building off Market Street this year, with an eye for completion in 2025.

Designs by Jeffrey Bell Architects, approved in 2021, showcase more than 300,600 sq ft of workspace, around 36,700 sq ft of ground-floor retail, and nearly 40,000 sq ft of basement wellness space.

GALLERY | Sneak peek of Manchester’s Rylands revival - Place North West

AM Alpha has unveiled CGIs showing its future transformation of the former Debenhams into a thriving office and retail complex.

www.placenorthwest.co.uk

 

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I like to go off tangent every now and again when something catches my eye.

Prolific North.

Data from recruitment giant Reed suggests Manchester has become an employment hotspot to rival London.

Reed data analysed by Bloomberg revealed that, since March 2020, Manchester has recorded a higher concentration of jobs advertised per 10,000 workers than even the capital, with over 200 postings per 10,000 workers on a rolling three-monthly average. London still offers the largest pool of new jobs, although it slips to 21st when figures are adjusted by postings-per-population. Aside from Manchester, the only areas of England with more than 200 average monthly job postings per 10,000 local workers over the past three years are Cambridge, Milton Keynes and Reading — all within a 60-mile radius of London.

Manchester overtakes London for jobs posted per available worker

New data shows post-pandemic employment boom in the city, but much of the North still lags behind.

www.prolificnorth.co.uk

 

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Jonathan Schofield - Twitter

This is from above Littleborough. Where is your best viewpoint for studying the new Manchester skyline?

 

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sophieeltonphotos - zinstagram

Picture taken on good Friday.

 

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There are some great ones from Werneth Low. One one you can even make out the Liverpool Skyline.

 

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Steven Rooney - Linkedin

Here we go 480m3 pour into our core base , we’ll done to craig and the steeelfixers to get this on program 70 ton great fix , on our Murraywood project 1st street manchester.

PLOT 9a FIRST STREET

www.firststreetmanchester.com

 

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The cores of the first 2 Deansgate Square towers starting to appear on the Manchester skyline.

Oliver Clifford - Linkedin

The difference in Manchester Skyline between 2017 and 2023 is incredible.

An amazing privilege to be included in the supply chain for projects literally shaping the future of Manchester.

Get in touch to see what we can do for you here at T.N. Robinson Ltd.

(photo credits go to the very talented Enna Bartlett)

 

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Mayo Civil Engineering - Linkedin

Stockport Interchange: Last pour on the oculus and roof pour left on the resi block, great work from our team, made a very difficult job look relatively straight forward.