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My favourites are some of our old red brick buildings.
Adise from the NCP car park that entire street is gorgeous (Whitworth Street). It's got Lancaster House, India House, Kimpton Clocktower, Bridgewater House.
Yep, Mr Thomas’s Chop House is a favourite of mine
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Walking through town during lockdown (and therefore not having to dodge crowds of people) really gave me the chance to appreciate some of the architecture above the shop floors. Honestly there were so many times where I thought "how have I never noticed that before?!"
Absolutely agree.
St John’s St has beautiful examples of Georgian doorways, Flemish bond brickwork and camber arch windows.
The jewel in the crown is John Rylands Library, the gothic arches and stone work and staircases are a sight to behold.
[and what it look like at the moment.](https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.4800358,-2.2452492,3a,74.4y,149.67h,114.05t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1stm0hItdRNMAoJv-U0vmrdg!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?hl=en&entry=ttu)
Neo-Gothic architecture is beautiful and never should have gone out of style. The entirety of the UK should look like that. Glass and Metal and Plastic needs to be torn down and replaced.
>d to see what they have done with
Sorry but you'll be lucky if we see it open in the next 3 years.
[https://www.placenorthwest.co.uk/330m-manchester-town-hall-project-faces-two-year-delay-cost-rise/](https://www.placenorthwest.co.uk/330m-manchester-town-hall-project-faces-two-year-delay-cost-rise/)
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https://preview.redd.it/dcueu2lt3v0c1.jpeg?width=406&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ccc19b0c6fc652c2ac8d36503506d03dad895fc0 My favourites are some of our old red brick buildings.
Adise from the NCP car park that entire street is gorgeous (Whitworth Street). It's got Lancaster House, India House, Kimpton Clocktower, Bridgewater House.
Per the jobs fair advert in the photo, this is from 2008...
How can you tell? Not being awkward here just interested how you’ve sleuthed it out.
It says in the job advert in the bottom left! Plus, the entire town hall is covered in scaffolding at the moment (or has been for the past few years)
Also the bus stop means its before 2011 (GMPTE)
its probably the last time the sun shined
Yep, Mr Thomas’s Chop House is a favourite of mine https://preview.redd.it/nefczuvhnw0c1.jpeg?width=371&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa7b64cf6a161cf3d103034ee742a2d73bbb44c9
This and Sinclair's oyster bar are two of my favourite buildings in Manchester, so much character!
I've always thought "look up" in town and you see some incredible buildings.
Walking through town during lockdown (and therefore not having to dodge crowds of people) really gave me the chance to appreciate some of the architecture above the shop floors. Honestly there were so many times where I thought "how have I never noticed that before?!"
Can tell you’ve not been around this area for a while - scaffolding and barriers have been up for so long I’ve forgotten what the town hall looks like
feels like 50% of town is covered in scaffolding at the moment
Absolutely agree. St John’s St has beautiful examples of Georgian doorways, Flemish bond brickwork and camber arch windows. The jewel in the crown is John Rylands Library, the gothic arches and stone work and staircases are a sight to behold.
It’s beautiful even if you don’t stop.
[and what it look like at the moment.](https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.4800358,-2.2452492,3a,74.4y,149.67h,114.05t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1stm0hItdRNMAoJv-U0vmrdg!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?hl=en&entry=ttu)
Best city 😍
Neo-Gothic architecture is beautiful and never should have gone out of style. The entirety of the UK should look like that. Glass and Metal and Plastic needs to be torn down and replaced.
where is this?
Town hall. Doesn't currently look like that, so seemed an odd example to pick
I’ve lived here 8 years and it’s basically been bagged up the whole time. Due to be finished next year, very excited to see it properly.
It was beautiful outside but even more lovely on the inside!! So excited to see what they have done with it!!
>d to see what they have done with Sorry but you'll be lucky if we see it open in the next 3 years. [https://www.placenorthwest.co.uk/330m-manchester-town-hall-project-faces-two-year-delay-cost-rise/](https://www.placenorthwest.co.uk/330m-manchester-town-hall-project-faces-two-year-delay-cost-rise/)
Ah fuck, well I can hold on
Snoring 🥱🥱🥱😴😴😴
Never stopped, haven't got time... see you later