Columbus Quay, still waiting for someone to bring it to back to life -
Someone somewhere is still checking in on the site, as the hoardings facing the river have now and again blown down and been replaced - most recently by block and mesh fencing. However nothing has taken place on-site since the crane was taken down a while after the site ground to a halt in late 2007.
The most recent information I can find is from the Business Desk in July 2012, that stated the site's administrators were seeking a quick sale to kick-start the site. Over a year later, and nothing more has been reported so presumably they haven't had much luck.
How it should have/maybe one day will look -
Image from The Business Desk article here - http://www.thebusinessdesk.com/nort...rators-seek-quick-sale-for-columbus-quay.html
Someone somewhere is still checking in on the site, as the hoardings facing the river have now and again blown down and been replaced - most recently by block and mesh fencing. However nothing has taken place on-site since the crane was taken down a while after the site ground to a halt in late 2007.
The most recent information I can find is from the Business Desk in July 2012, that stated the site's administrators were seeking a quick sale to kick-start the site. Over a year later, and nothing more has been reported so presumably they haven't had much luck.
How it should have/maybe one day will look -
Image from The Business Desk article here - http://www.thebusinessdesk.com/nort...rators-seek-quick-sale-for-columbus-quay.html