u2fme2
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Okay, thanks for the information. I hadn’t seen that but very useful.
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Thanks Marvin appreciate that mate. Cheers
Quite different. Particularly in insurance terms!
The cranes you mention cost a fortune to hire, so they are not going to have them sat there doing nothing. They will hire a mobile crane when they want to do a lift.
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thanks for doing the under the roof view of the sky walk - it starts right at the back at opposite end to the TV Studios and then meanders under the roof towards the front left corner - somehow it gets up on to the top where the walkway markers are now seen on the roof headed to the front centre
You can see where they are going to attach handrails to it aswell. It will be a nervy walk for some but rewarding at the top once people have done it.
The Manger of the Medlock Hotel has been appointed.
First CGI’s of the Hotel rooms.
Click on the link below for the full article.
The Medlock, a 401-room hotel forming part of the Radisson Blu family set to open in Manchester City’s new entertainment destination in 2026, is pleased to announce the appointment of its first General Manager. Backed by a powerful partnership between Manchester City Football Club and Radisson Hotel Group, and operated by Valor Hospitality, The Medlock promises to become one of the city’s most exciting new destinations.
Richard Pearson outside The Medlock site
Medlock Guest Room
The Medlock Suite
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First CGI’s of the Hotel rooms.
Click on the link below for the full article.
The Medlock, a 401-room hotel forming part of the Radisson Blu family set to open in Manchester City’s new entertainment destination in 2026, is pleased to announce the appointment of its first General Manager. Backed by a powerful partnership between Manchester City Football Club and Radisson Hotel Group, and operated by Valor Hospitality, The Medlock promises to become one of the city’s most exciting new destinations.
Richard Pearson outside The Medlock site
Medlock Guest Room
The Medlock Suite
The Medlock, a hotel partnership between Manchester City Football Club and Radisson Hotel Group, appoints first General Manager - Hotelier & Hospitality Design
The Medlock, a 401-room hotel forming part of the Radisson Blu family set to open in Manchester City’s new entertainment destination in 2026, is pleased to announce the appointment of...
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Todays look around, all tidy for the derby.
Sorry JRB, forgot to look for the bulbs on the masts
Sorry JRB, forgot to look for the bulbs on the masts
No probs mate.
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Those hotel rooms look swanky. Room 115 has got to be the best of the lot. The club should reserve it for competition winners. Be so mint to stay in room 115.
Thanks mate.
Swanky price also I can imagine even more on a matchday lol
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It's like a lego kit that had pieces missing so they dismantled a barbie castle lego kit and filled in the bits that were missing.
It’s ugly from the outside.
Has an uneven look to it: one of the juts is wider and taller than the other, with the other then having a hotel stuck out at an odd tangent which makes the walk from the Met stop a bit of a detour (not great for the less able).
No idea why the hotel had to be stuck onto the stadium. There’s loads of room on site to have built a hotel which left the stadium as a stand-alone centrepiece of the site. It doesn’t even look like a football stadium when you’re stood at ground level on that picture.
The big new tier is going to look really nice on the inside when it’s done though.
It’s flipped from when the shape of the stadium was architecturally nice when we first moved in in 2003 up to 2015,
…but I always felt both ends looked unfinished inside the stadium back then.
The inside of the stadium will be decent and more complete now but we’ve really sacrificed on the architectural quality of the stadium on the outside.