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Demolition of concrete pavilion by Tadao Ando, the only building by this celebrated Japanese architect in the UK. Manchester City Council desire to “refresh” Piccadilly Gardens, a green space in the city centre
Design proposal by OMI Architects to form two groups of buildings straddling a new public square. The development opens a pedestrian route from Chapel Street to the New Bailey area, Spinningfields and Manchester city centre. 375 apartments and 870sqm of commercial & retail space.
Architects Chapman Taylor’s new 220 bedroom Holiday Inn Express, built off-site from purpose built steel shipping containers, has been completed at Manchester’s Trafford City.
Architect: Buttress. The strategic plan for Timekeepers Square, therefore, has been to create clearly defined rows of terraces that relate in a sensitive and contemporary manner to neighbouring Georgian terraces, responding to them in height, massing, and rhythm.
Design: Cartwright Pickard, Architects. Speculative ten-storey, workspace building commissioned by Allied London. The design is specifically aimed at the fast expanding TMT (technology, media and telecommunications), a highly ‘agile’ speculative commercial office, also acting as a community hub.
Design: Foster + Partners, Architects. Maggie’s Cancer Centre in Manchester is one of winners announced for the RIBA Northwest region: the design of this building establishes a domestic atmosphere in a garden setting with a greenhouse and a veranda.
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Allied London and architects Levitt Bernstein have submitted design proposals to reinvigorate two of Manchester’s best loved buildings – London Road Fire Station and the Old Granada Studios at St. John’s
The Bridgewater Hall is an international concert venue just south of Manchester city centre. It cost around £42 m and currently hosts over 250 performances a year.
Design: 5plus Architects. Far East Consortium International Limited reveal the designs for its first project in Manchester – Angel Meadow. The £200m residential development comprises 754 homes across four buildings.
Design: Child Graddon Lewis, Architects. Vertical village scheme at west end of new 4.7 acre St. John’s Manchester. Designed for Allied London, five elegant residential towers sit on a park level podium, with the tallest to stand at 66 storeys high.
Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) announce that Blackburn Bus Station building by Captia is shortlisted for prestigious RIBA Northwest award.
Design: OMI Architects. Grade 2 listed office building in the Upper King Street Conservation Area, in the traditional commercial centre of Manchester. Originally designed by prolific Victorian architecture practice Clegg and Knowles in 1868.
Architects: Sheppard Robson. Designs submitted for two major science buildings, forming the southern gateway to Europe’s largest clinical-academic campus. Part of a joint venture between the commercial development company, Bruntwood, Manchester Science Partnerships, and Central Manchester Foundation Trust.
Design: OMA, architects. £110m flagship cultural building wins Planning Permission: the city’s cutting-edge arts venue aims to take a radically new approach to cultural production and performance.
Design: MUMA, architects – the client’s competition brief expressed an aim to make the internationally important collection of fine art, textiles and wallpaper, accessible to a wider range of visitors, to make better use of the existing gallery spaces and to establish a relationship with the surrounding grounds and park.
Planning approval for building design by John Puttick Associates – the winner of the RIBA architecture competition to create a youth centre alongside this Brutalist building, a Grade II structure.
Urban Splash completes restoration of Stubbs Mill and unveils images. The mill, which originally made machines for industry, was constructed from 1880. The building has been sensitively restored for contemporary commercial uses.
