Orbiting Manchester City Centre
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2024
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0:00 - Square Gardens & First Street
0:43 - Deansgate Square
1:20 - Three60, The Blade & Victoria Residences
2:41 - River Vista Gardens
3:32 - Aviva Studios, Factory International & The Ordsall Chord
4:40 - Manchester Civil Justice Center
5:44 - Colliers Yard, Bankside, Cortland, Anaconda Cut, Embankment Exchange
6:30 - Embankment
6:45 - Manchester Cathedral
7:00 - The Corn Exchange & Urbis (National Football Museum)
7:20 - The Arndale Centre
7:30 - The C.I.S. Insurance Building
7:45 - Shudehill Bus Station & Glassworks Tower
8:00 - Angel Gardens & Swan Street House
8:16 - The Northern Quarter
9:00 - Picadilly Gardens & Bus Station
9:36 - Minshull Street Court
11:00 - No. 3 Circle Square
11:20 - Vita Living Circle Square Apartments
11:33 - Faculty of Science and Engineering, Manchester Metropolitan University
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Great Video! It's showing the now semi-demolished Premier Inn and the beginning of the work started on Contour and Vista River Gardens. Brilliant 😃
Great stuff 👍 Its growing indeed.. Nice full lap.
Thanks for the update! 🙂👍 The Square Gardens/Downing group look very well together. Good granular view of the railway.
To think what the city WAS like…..it has come on on leaps and bounds…great footage 👍🏻
It is what it is
Brilliant!!
Imagine what it will be like in a few more years.
Great video. Ancoats’s new buildings would have looked great too.
Remember when just Beetham Tower existed?! 🤣
Like the fact that about 75% off the tall skyscraper are my preferred look, I don't really like the cladding but that's my opinion. I've always wanted to knock who's buying all these sytcrapere up because they aren't exactly cheap
hi, nice orbit.
what dr one you've used to get this and have you not lost connection when you've got on the other side?
A Magician never reveals his tricks 😂😂😂
Looks like China
ha ha ha
There isn't much architectural maginficence - just a mish-mash of block buildings, its not an attractive city.
Take a walk around the city centre. There is a wealth of impressive architecture most of it dating back to the Victorian period. Modern architecture is generic and lacks soul and imagination. But it is impressive in scale in a city like Manchester.
I think the transformation of Mcr is incredible, but you have to factor in some people are never satisfied, plus there seems to be a lot of jealousy around the city's redevelopment.
I also think some people are oblivious to the costs involved for such buildings, even the basic shaped ones, most English cities do not have them outside of London. For that reason, Manchester's growing skyline is significant and impressive, as is the pace at which it's happening. I'd have thought the big attention grabbing fancy sky scraper projects aren't the ones that get built first anyway because surely those are the ones that are built to stand out in an already crowded skyline?
Go for a walk in Manchester on a sunny day - it’s really nice. Point to note is that Barcelona looks like a shanty town from above - and look how beautiful that is to walk around.
@@rinkydinkmcruk Good Point. Maybe I need to visit.