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Manchester Civil Justice Centre

 

Completed in 2008. An international competition-winning design for the headquarters of the Ministry of Justice in the North West of England, the biggest court complex

Manchester architecture old, new and very new, in a long-view along Whitworth Street West, as Virgin Pendolino 390010 was making its way at walking pace along the brick viaduct of the former Manchester South Junction & Altrincham Railway (MSJ&A) as it was approaching Manchester Oxford Road with the diverted 08.40 Glasgow Central to London Euston service (1M09) on July 27th 2019. The brick apartment building with grey windows on the left of this scene, is stood on the site of the Hacienda club, famous for the Manchester music scene of the 1980's and 1990's.

Capturing a train in right position along here is a nightmare due to posts, gantries and street lights all in the wrong position!

Victoria Station, former Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway

At Media City, Salford Quays, Manchester

 

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Manchester, Salford and Media City 130523 #1

I parked the car at Deansgate North Q-Park and walked into Cross Street Manchester for a quick look around, window-shopping, before I started on my main business of the morning around the Deansgate 101 building which, I suppose, is possibly Salford rather than Manchester. I paused as I passed through an arcade off Deansgate and took a couple of shots of the elegant interior – and then continued into Cross Street. After some retail therapy, I walked back along New Cathedral Street, through Shambles Square and along the side of Manchester Cathedral before crossing the River Irwell/Tib. Up Cathedral approach Bridge – where I took the photos I’ll be posting tomorrow.

 

Redevelopment on the site of the former Exchange Station from Chapel Street

Closed down in Manchester city centre.

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Theme: Architecture

 

Not my thing usually, away from nature and into the city for a change.

 

Part 2 of the black and white conversions of my Manchester architecture series.

 

Manchester, Salford and Media City 130523 #1

I parked the car at Deansgate North Q-Park and walked into Cross Street Manchester for a quick look around, window-shopping, before I started on my main business of the morning around the Deansgate 101 building which, I suppose, is possibly Salford rather than Manchester. I paused as I passed through an arcade off Deansgate and took a couple of shots of the elegant interior – and then continued into Cross Street. After some retail therapy, I walked back along New Cathedral Street, through Shambles Square and along the side of Manchester Cathedral before crossing the River Irwell/Tib. Up Cathedral approach Bridge – where I took the photos I’ll be posting tomorrow.

 

View from the Crown Plaza Hotel through the coloured window glass

Connect 4 group

Theme: Architecture

 

Not my thing usually, away from nature and into the city for a change.

 

Address: Howell Croft S, Bolton BL1 1US

Manchester, 21 September 2024

Cutting Room Square, Manchester, England

The Tower at the back of the Minshull Street Crown Court, one of the courts in Manchester.

 

As well as hosting important legal cases, the Minshull Street Crown Court is a great example of classic Manchester architecture.

 

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Angel Square from the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Shudehill

King Street, just off Deansgate

 

© 2018 Tony Worrall

 

The Midland Hotel, Manchester

 

Mosely street, Manchester.

Panorama of Salford Quays/Media City

Beetham Tower designed by Ian Simpson and completed in 2006 has 47 storeys and is 168 m high. It's the tallest building in the UK outside London.

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Gray morning at Manchester

Manchester architecture

Manchester Central Library

Beetham's Tower taken from Castlefield, Manchester

The lodge built in 1869 is located at the north east corner entrance to Alexandra Park, it had fallen into disrepair but has been restored.

 

NOTE:- something I had not noticed while taking the photo was the person stood near the tree in the bottom right hand corner? Very spooky!

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