To be erased by something shit of no architectural value.
This regulation thing really isn't working is it?
Hardman House | Hardman Street/Maryland Street | 355 Student Flats/Educational & Commercial Space | 5-8 Storeys
3
This thread is for the development of a plot of land, bounded by Hardman Street, Maryland Street, South Hunter Street, and Baltimore Street. The site currently houses two buildings, Hardman House to the Hardman Street elevation, and Haigh House to Maryland Street, separated by Back Maryland Street, a narrow street, to which access is restricted. Hardman House was built in 1862, and is of some architectural value, despite the changes to the front elevation to insert shop frontages. Haigh House on the other hand is a later 20th Century building, and is of no architectural merit.
The plans call for the site to be cleared, and two-interlinked blocks, ranging from 5-8 storeys to be built. The blocks will comprise 355 student flats on the upper floors, with ground floor commercial units to the Hardman Street and South Hunter Street elevations. In addition, another five storey block to the rear will be used for educational purposes, with both the University of Liverpool and LJMU in close proximity. The developer is Carpenter Investments, operating under the name Liverpool Edge, and the architects are L7 Architects.
Planning Application
The application was submitted on 7th June 2017, and approved at committee on 3rd October 2017.
Renders
- Hardman Street elevation
https://flic.kr/p/Z2FEuW
- View of the educational building from Maryland Street
https://flic.kr/p/ZnBhKo
Site Progress
- A photo posted by flypie125 on 12th October shows hoardings already in place around Haigh House. As of the morning of 14th October, hoardings now line the full length of the Hardman Street elevation as well.
https://flic.kr/p/ZnBhaW
The plans call for the site to be cleared, and two-interlinked blocks, ranging from 5-8 storeys to be built. The blocks will comprise 355 student flats on the upper floors, with ground floor commercial units to the Hardman Street and South Hunter Street elevations. In addition, another five storey block to the rear will be used for educational purposes, with both the University of Liverpool and LJMU in close proximity. The developer is Carpenter Investments, operating under the name Liverpool Edge, and the architects are L7 Architects.
Planning Application
From here - http://northgate.liverpool.gov.uk/P...ins/Liverpool_WIP/Menus/PL.xml&DAURI=PLANNING
The application was submitted on 7th June 2017, and approved at committee on 3rd October 2017.
Renders
- Hardman Street elevation
https://flic.kr/p/Z2FEuW- View of the educational building from Maryland Street
https://flic.kr/p/ZnBhKoSite Progress
- A photo posted by flypie125 on 12th October shows hoardings already in place around Haigh House. As of the morning of 14th October, hoardings now line the full length of the Hardman Street elevation as well.
https://flic.kr/p/ZnBhaW1 - 20 of 275 Posts
1 - 20 of 275 Posts
