Green light for Tim Groom Architects’ £50m apartment blocks

Mulbury 4

Manchester practice’s designs for 300 homes close to city centre approved

Tim Groom Architects has been given the green light for two residential blocks in Manchester worth a combined £50m.

The two schemes, brought forward by local developer Mulbury’s city living division, were given the thumbs up by Manchester council subject to a section 106 agreement shortly before Christmas.

The proposals will see more than 300 new homes provided in the city’s New Cross district, a regeneration area on the north-eastern fringe of the city centre.

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