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Huge refurb scheme includes restoration work and facilities upgrades at grade I-listed gothic-style gem
Architect Purcell’s proposals to refurbish Manchester Town Hall for the 21st century have been submitted to the city council for approval.
Purcell’s proposals would see the replacement of a link bridge at Manchester Town Hall with one faced in a more sympathetic style
The practice’s detailed application for work to the grade I-listed gothic-style building, designed by Alfred Waterhouse and built between 1868-77, currently comprises 895 individual documents covering the repair of existing features and the introduction of new elements.
Purcell’s plans include the full restoration of parts of the building with the highest heritage importance, such as the Great Hall.
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