Neville and Giggs’ tower ‘will harm Manchester landmarks’

摘要

Government heritage adviser Historic England has issued a detailed list of the harm it believes a Hodder & Partners’ towerrnearmarked for Manchester will cause for the city’s most cherished structures.rnBut its observations fall short of calling on planners to reject proposals for the latest incarnation of Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs’rnSt Michael’s development, which was totally reworked by Hodder from earlier proposals by Make.rnThe £200m scheme, lodged for approval in December, features a single 40-storey block that would house up to 189 apartmentsrnand a 216-room hotel. A separate 10-storey block would deliver 13,721sq m of new commercial space.