Manchester council consulting on plans to boost size of four Simpson Haugh towers

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Water Street scheme in Castlefield to replace previous framework agreed in 2017

Manchester city council is consulting the public on plans by Simpson Haugh to increase the size of four proposed residential towers in Castlefield which would deliver hundreds of homes.

The Water Street scheme would add to a new high-rise cluster emerging on the western edge of Castlefield, joining the four-tower Trinity Islands scheme which is also designed by Simpson Haugh for Renaker and currently under construction.

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