ST Peter's Square Transformation

After seven years, construction work on the iconic St Peter’s Square in central Manchester has drawn to a close, but its legacy will continue to live on for many generations to come.

[@VeracityDigitalTVsite]

Detail, detail, detail - this is state of the art time lapse - brilliantly executed over several years and edited with passion, flair and love. Manchester history in the making.

[@davidt-rex2062]

Its a spectacular space now. Looks amazing.

[@rufdymond]

Of all the redevelopment done in Manchester over the past few years St Peters Square is one of the best...great result.

[@garthhanson7923]

Fantastic job,really transformed what was a old and tired looking area,well done Manchester.😃

[@outsidethepyramid]

after 4 years one person agrees with you, and that's probably yourself

[@dmc6807]

Great work and I don't only mean the building. Must have taken hours of filming to create such a fantastic record. How on earth can someone not like it??

[@stalwartfilmsManchester]

Thanks... filming was one thing...the edit took almost as long!

[@satwindersingh3064]

Very Very nice ji

[@softshallow7435]

Coventry town centre are at the moment moving all that grey concrete that was an innovation in the 1960’s fir first city or Yuen to have that modern design to have greenery brought back in.

[@outsidethepyramid]

I'm sorry but I prefer it the way it was, can you put it all back please.

[@j.soledispa1882]

I m sad because those fountains brought to us the challenging questions of how so much beauty without much pollution and much destruction were brought about. Thanks God men let them last this long!.. Before what took time and carefully study, be destroyed by men’s machines, I wonder if these constructors and those who agreed to remodel, have any idea of who an how they were built, their survival to 2WW and what they witnessed. I wish I have visited them. They made an statement of intelligence, beauty, hard work, care and determination. Was an inspiration for new generation to come. They would have seeing no technology, but learn of brains working, and that the church exists long before the fountains were born. (1490)... greens were not destroyed. They knew the earth needs to breath.

[@satwindersingh3064]

Laing o Rourke Dubai

[@JULIAN8845]

another green site removed from city center.more concrete wow

[@DANCINGSEABASS]

What’s not to love about acres of grey concrete

[@notreyf]

A good job, generally speaking. However, the library walk is an abomination that has ruined what was a beautiful and peaceful part of the city. It was an appalling waste of money, spent by an arrogant council, indifferent to criticism because they know they will never be voted out. If their red wall ever crumbles I'll party all night in St. Peters square.