Developer team planning mixed-use tower cluster in Liverpool

Liverpool Waters

Architect already appointed on plans to boost existing consent with fresh application being drawn up

The developer behind Manchester’s Beetham Tower and retailer TJ Morris are working up plans for a major mixed-use tower cluster in Liverpool after buying a stalled site from Peel Waters.

Beetham Organisation founder Hugh Frost said the partnership is planning a “transformational project” on the King Edward Triangle site, part of Liverpool Waters, a key central location on the waterfront between the city’s Three Graces buildings and its business district.

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