e-architect feature new Liverpool architecture projects with Merseyside building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Discover Liverpudlian building updates from across this city in North West England.
We select Northwest English buildings designs and architecture. Discover interesting property projects in this region of Northern England.
e-architect showcase the Martins Bank renovation. This historic Grade II* listed building will house community-focused spaces, F&B and 140,000 sqft of offices. Developer Kinrise plans to create welcoming, publicly-accessible spaces within the spectacular former banking hall.
Lastly we also feature another restoration project. The £120 million Stanley Dock Pumphouse Restaurant is to be the city’s finest waterfront dining space. Two hundred covers fit into a listed Victorian Hydraulic Pumphouse Station in Stanley Dock.
Design: Hodder+Partners, Architects. £35m 27-storey building, the first of a pair of large-scale residential towers near to Liverpool’s central business district, contains 168 homes. The development sits within the buffer zone boundary of Liverpool’s World Heritage Site.
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Design: Helm Architecture with Austin-Smith: Lord LLB, Architects appointed to design £19m playhouse and education hub in Merseyside. Shakespeare North is to be a 350-seat replica Shakespearean theatre and education hub.
Design: Sheppard Robson, Architects. The £15.3m college building in Everton, Liverpool, is the first school delivered using an innovative design solution to create architecturally engaging schools on limited budgets.
Liverpool Football Club is aiming to begin construction work on its Anfield stadium expansion plans early next year as final agreement nears in negotiations with neighbouring property owners.
Bluecoat Arts Centre Liverpool design by Biq Architects, oldest surviving city centre building: Arts centre extension, English Grade 1 Listed building restoration (originally built as a school in 1717) and a new 2250 m² extension built – a new arts wing housing a flexible performance space and four art galleries.
It is Liverpool’s oldest surviving city centre building and a fine example of Queen Anne-style architecture, yet the builders and architects responsible for creating Bluecoat have remained unconfirmed – until now. New research has discovered fresh information about the origins of this much-loved Liverpool building, which dates from 1717 and started life as a charity school before becoming a centre for the contemporary arts.
Property Developers YPG commence works on the proposed 94 new build self-contained studios located in an enviable position in the heart of the learning centre of Liverpool.
Design: Matteo Cainer Architects. The design of the new educational, conference and seed production complex, responds both to the site as well as the orientation and geometries of the existing buildings.
Design: Haworth Tompkins Architects. Liverpool’s Everyman Theatre, whose acting alumni includes Pete Postlethwaite and Julie Walters, has undergone a complete structural and artistic renovation thanks to the Everyman creative team, architects Haworth Tompkins and theatre consultants Charcoalblue.
Design: Broadway Malyan + Austin-Smith:Lord Architects. The £39m regeneration of Lime Street proceeds after the Court of Appeal rejected heritage campaigners’ bid to overturn planning permission. Regeneration Liverpool, with developers Neptune, propose a new hotel, retail and student accommodation complex.
RIBA National Architecture Centre in Liverpool. To be opened by The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) with conference facilities and a gallery “at its heart”: it will “explore the enormous impact that architecture and design has on our lives”.
Open on weekdays, 17 June – 18 July. The School’s “stated aim of understanding global context and excellent local application has had a profound effect on the regeneration of the city and has helped position it as an international institution.”
Liverpool Lime Street Station Redevelopment will be at the heart of a £340m spend upgrading the region’s rail network over the next three years. The renewal project will include the creation of two new platforms between the existing platforms seven and eight.