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Todays offering
Or better?!?Or worse
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Highlighted the support towers they’re building on this image.
Is there another tower still to be built at the front of the right hand ‘claw’ as you look at the stadium?
There are two concrete cores in the office block wing, yes. Roughly in line with the two inner cores of the hotel block.
They haven't been started yet, not even at pit level. They seem to be using that whole area to sort and lay out materials.
Am I right that there’s another crane going in for the shop/office development as well?
Will they be installing solar panels anywhere.View attachment 120753
Highlighted the support towers they’re building on this image.
I think they are installing loads of solar panels on the academy site.Will they be installing solar panels anywhere.
Are the columns up at the moment all lift shafts?
Cheers pal. Very informative.Groups of lift shafts, yes. And staircases attached.
6 lifts shafts and a staircase in the biggest middle one, 2 lift shafts and a staircases on the smaller outer ones. A couple smaller service risers amongst them.
Why so many lifts? Hotels have this thing called maximum waiting times, which they as a brand/operator require. Based on the height, number of floors, speed of lift, the numbers of rooms and users etc, they will add as many lifts as needed to not go over this time (generally up to a minute and a half max).
This is a big hotel, 400 rooms, 9 floors. 10 lifts. One a couple are dedicated service lifts for staff and linen/etc. One is a dedicated vip lift. But all in, the scale of this is sometimes easy to overlook.
Will they be installing solar panels anywhere.
Biggest hotel in ManchesterGroups of lift shafts, yes. And staircases attached.
6 lifts shafts and a staircase in the biggest middle one, 2 lift shafts and a staircases on the smaller outer ones. A couple smaller service risers amongst them.
Why so many lifts? Hotels have this thing called maximum waiting times, which they as a brand/operator require. Based on the height, number of floors, speed of lift, the numbers of rooms and users etc, they will add as many lifts as needed to not go over this time (generally up to a minute and a half max).
This is a big hotel, 400 rooms, 9 floors. 10 lifts. One a couple are dedicated service lifts for staff and linen/etc. One is a dedicated vip lift. But all in, the scale of this is sometimes easy to overlook.
Can we have a small annex in keeping with how our nearest and not dearest view us?Biggest hotel in Manchester
Massive, even?Biggest hotel in Manchester
With a Massive floodlight on top to remember our Maine Rd rootsBiggest hotel in Manchester