People fear Liverpool could become a 'Manchester-by-the-sea' if development of the city's world-famous waterfront is not managed carefully. Last week Liverpool City Council appointed Rotterdam-based ...

The King Edward Triangle project could see as many as 2,000 housing units created across a number of skyscrapers ...

T he first glimpse of a skyscraper plan that could change the Liverpool skyline has been unveiled. The King Edward Triangle project will be delivered by the company behind Home Bargains and the ...

They are Liverpool Waters, Commercial District, Leeds Street/ Pall Mall, Paddington Village and the southern fringe of Baltic Triangle. The tallest buildings will be limited to 50 storeys.

Another early sort of skyscraper showed up in Liverpool in 1864. Oriel Chambers wasn’t particularly tall, at five stories, but it did use a steel frame and, because the walls were not bearing ...

Reading Professor Jean Bogner’s fascinating explanation of the foundations that support Chicago’s skyscrapers (Letters, February 26) brought to mind two of Liverpool’s finest buildings ...

Controversial plans to erect a skyscraper standing 21 storeys high on top of Liverpool Street station have been dropped by Network Rail – which is now backing a smaller alternative scheme. The ...