Simpson Haugh unveils plans for 60-storey Manchester flats

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Four towers providing 2,000 homes planned for brownfield Trinity Islands site

Simpson Haugh has revealed designs for four new blocks of flats planned for brownfield land in Manchester city centre.

The design proposes two pairs of point blocks divided by the inner ring road.

Developer Renaker is planning to build up to 2,000 apartments on the Trinity Islands site. The towers range from 39 to 60 storeys and will provide a range of one-, two- and three-bedroom homes.

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