A new masterplan for one of the UK’s creative hot-spots has been endorsed – which could soon lead to Liverpool’s first new train station and public park of the 21st Century. Liverpool City Council’s cabinet today (Friday, 23 October) approved the Baltic Triangle’s draft Spatial Regeneration Framework (SRF) - which has ... Read More...
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Property developer, Torus, has broken ground on a £9.8 million scheme in the Baltic Triangle which will see 56 one and two-bedroom apartments created for Rent to Buy and sale. Torus will partner with Crossfield Construction, a division of Speke-based Crossfield Group, and international award-winning architects, Brock Carmichael, on St James ... Read More...
Restaurant Review Siren St James Street, Baltic Triangle, Liverpool, L1 0AB By Lawrence Saunders | Small plates & cocktails | £££ | 0151 706 8148 Perched on the edge of the Baltic Triangle opposite the Church of St Vincent de Paul, Siren is probably best known to readers as a trendy brunch spot come hip ... Read More...
Substantial residential developments on Seel Street and in the Baltic Triangle were amongst projects approved by Liverpool City Council yesterday (3 April). Liverpool-based architect Falconer Chester Hall (FCH) designed all five schemes which also included a new apartment complex off Great Homer Street. Chief amongst the approvals was the final piece of ... Read More...