Manchester’s Changing Skyline

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SLP Colourtone - Linkedin

SLP COLOURTONE are proud to have been a part of this iconic project at Factory International arts venue in Manchester, UK working alongside Aggregate Industries UK SRM ConcretePlanit-IE

Personally this was a massive one for me, growing up in the 90’s, listening to the music, and having been involved in the dance scene, I wanted to try to help the aesthetics of this project be the very best they could be.

At SLP Colourtone we helped the architects and Aggregate Industries, design and supply the Artevia Natural Exposed Aggregate concrete, for this brand new iconic arts venue.

"The Factory name inspired by Mancunian legend Tony Wilson, co-founder of the independent label Factory Records and Haçienda nightclub. It doesn't get any more Manchester than that!

The 7,000-capacity venue is nearing completion on the site of the old Granada TV studios, where it will host theatre, concerts and exhibitions from major national and international names.
Proud to be serving Manchester

 

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Renaissance - Twitter

Lovely to see The Oculus in the sunshine today! We had time to admire the quality concrete and efficient design. Great team effort for efficient engineering - working towards transformational change.

 

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Some drone footage of Middlewood locks and Oldfield wharf in Salford. Not far from Salford University and Cathedral. It is a short walk from Manchester City centre. This area has continued to be redeveloped over the last few years. Featured around an old lock and views of the city, it is a nice area.



Mancunian Way is an urban motorway on the southern edge of Manchester city centre. It was opened in 1967 and extended in 1992. In recent times it has become a corridor for new residential developments, including tall buildings, some of the tallest outside the London area.

 

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Incredible drone footage courtesy of a site team member. Swan House has been an amazing site for us and it's been great to see it become one of Manchester's big builds.

 

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Proteus Engineered Façade Technology - Linkedin

We're really excited to bring you the latest updates from the New Bailey project in Salford, Manchester. Designed by Make Architects and developed by Bowmer and Kirkland Ltd and Kirkland, it's really starting to take shape!

An interesting fact about New Bailey is that it will have Europe's largest Green Wall!

We're proud to be supplying our Proteus SC-Tray Soffits and Proteus SC Mesh, which is being expertly installed by Lester Cladding North West Ltd. Cladding Limited

We can't wait to see the finished development and a real boost to the already super Salford cityscape!

 

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Arup - Linkedin

The Christie Paterson Cancer Research Centre completes

Arup has been a part of delivering the new Paterson building at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester, which has recently completed. Learn more.

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BDP completes £150m cancer research facility in Manchester

BDP has completed the new Paterson building at the Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester, replacing a previous facility which was significantly damaged by fire in 2017

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Really like this proposal. Hopefully it doesn’t get value engineered.

Another great building by Tim Groom Architects.

Simon Moore - Linkedin

voestalpine Metsec plc have been appointed by RENAKER to design and supply the SFS package for The House of Social building on First Street Manchester.

The accommodation will comprise of 576 beds for students with a mix of 76 six-bedroom clusters and 24 five-bedroom clusters. The proposal includes a provision for 86 affordable rooms, along with 24 studios designed to be accessible for residents with additional needs.

Plans for the new building also include a large ground floor food hall with approximately 1,304sqm of commercial space that plan to be let to local independent food brands to help them to establish their businesses.

 

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