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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2022
- 🌆 Step into the concrete jungle of Manchester City Centre, where the skyline is a testament to human ingenuity and architectural excellence. In this video, we'll immerse you in the world of high-level construction and towering buildings that define the heart of Manchester. Join us for a visual journey through this urban paradise of steel and glass!
🏢 Highlights of this video include:
🏙️ A skyline tour, featuring the iconic Beetham Tower, Deansgate Square, and other awe-inspiring skyscrapers.
🏛️ Architectural masterpieces like the Manchester Central Library, the Bridgewater Hall, and the Royal Exchange Theatre.
🏗️ A close look at the construction techniques and innovation that make these towering structures possible.
🌇 Panoramic views from the city's rooftop bars and viewpoints that offer a breathtaking perspective on Manchester's high-rise landscape.
📚 Insights into the architects and designers who have shaped the city's architectural identity.
Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, an urban explorer, or simply intrigued by the grandeur of modern cityscapes, this video is a visual feast that will leave you in awe of Manchester's architectural prowess. Don't forget to hit the like button, subscribe, and ring the notification bell for more captivating explorations of Manchester's built environment. Share your thoughts in the comments and let us know your favorite skyscraper in Manchester City Centre!
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I lived in Hulme in the sixties and saw it demolished and they built the crescents which were later demolished, I think these buildings are going to last a long time, they make Manchester look so modern and if you want old buildings just have a walk through the city center where there's some wonderful architecture
Unfortunately the architecture is one thing but the feeling of everything being so run down is another a building will stay up maintained but humans are suffering neglect from the top 😤😤😤
Mike Riordan used to go Manchester dental university late 80s early 90s and used to drive past Hulme wow talk about rundown
@@kevinworrall231 I lived in Hulme and lived in pubs of which there are none left, saw it demolished and rebuilt and demolished and rebuilt again, I also lived in old Trafford which went through the same, but only once
Manchester in the future will be one of the best looking cities in the UK.
It might look good ie buildings but the poverty is sad I can't believe you're statement you must walk around with your eyes shut. But hey ho nice buildings 😤
@@colinevans39 Maybe people should get off drugs and not get into poverty in the first place? Ever thought of that? I'm not paying to clean up crack addicts when it's they themselves who put themselves in a mess.
@FuckashimaMonaCher thanks Mike x
Not really, just adding some shitty skyscrapers doesn’t make a city look good at all
@@mikasr.5 the city already looks nice though so yeah in this case, adding a few sky scrapers does further enhance it, actually
Recent years Manchester skyscraper growing so fast it's need of time Manchester will one of UK biggest building hub nice video 👍
The new skyscraper on Great Ancoats Street, which hasn’t yet been started, sold £130 million of flats within an hour of the release. Manchester has gone mad.
Is ‘Mad Ferret’ back in Town?😮
Manchester also bid to host the 1996 and 2000 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games. And successfully hosted the 2002 Commonwealth Games.
This sort of development was going on in the 1930s in the USA. Europe doesn't really do skyscrapers but it is good to see such massive development. Moscow, St Petersburg. Istanbul, London. Paris and Frankfurt are the other major ones in Europe.
Amazing😍👍🏻👍🏻
Why is your thumbnail a picture of Chicago
Maghfoor bhi great video
Dublin is spending 2 billion on its new childrens hospital but its city council has banned skyscrapers even in its docklands
Yup. Ireland is backwards when it comes to skyscrapers. Completely old fashioned
@@christopheroconnor4665 skyscraper are a waste.
@@MrMisanthrope_ imo skyscrapers should only be built in cities which have no historic buildings (pre 10th century)
This being 2022 one of these developments should be called ‘Chelsea West’! Anyone got a Green protein cracker? I’m hungry! 🤔
Is that a picture of Chicago in the thumbnail?
I don’t understand, they are building skyscrapers in the North, but people can’t afford heating. When there were no skyscrapers, everyone had dental care, free prescriptions, free college.
Where is the money coming from?
By private investors
Hong Kong
@@choncord :)haha
Capital flight.
China
You can't build yourself out of the poverty and decline 😤 the poor are struggling
It will go bust soon enough. China learnt the hard way with ghost cities and bulldozed skyscrapers. Growth ought to be in tandem with upward mobility.
@Fanrabbit OK.
I don't think anyone is understanding poverty is causing a terrible society and things need to change society is broken and the world is broken and good people can change this. Greed the killer of life and people 😤
Zzzz reply you should be ashamed of your comments no consideration for struggling people shame m8 😤
@FuckashimaMonaCher I'm a preacher. Why 🙄
As a Mancunian I have to say all these projects look superficially wonderful, however Manchester's transport logistics are a shambles. Closed, narrowed and restricted roads. Dreadful public transport and an obsession with "green" issues without realistic solutions. It means we will always drag behind other world (and indeed UK) major cities. What a pity.
I disagree, narrow rads are something almost every old city has to deal with and public transports second only to London.
@@immortallvulture Hi, many roads in Greater Manchester have been deliberately narrowed, like the corridor between Salford and Manchester City centre. A supposedly "green" council has deliberately created a constant line of choking traffic. As for public transport, it's expensive, unreliable and dirty. Public transport in London is subsidised and excellent, I have no idea if Manchester is "second", that means nothing.
These “green solutions” you insist aren’t the way forward have been pretty great imo. The Metrolink is super reliable and its recent expansions have made accessing places like Trafford Park from the city centre way easier.
It is nice to see spacious free flowing roads which keep a city alive in my opinion. Birmingham is getting very choked up with the reduction of it’s road infrastructure and it does not look or feel right. Some of the car parks I used have been demolished. I use the bus for the odd trip but a lot of the trips I used to do in the car for night shows or quick in and outs I do not do anymore which is less revenue for the city.
Don’t believe the haters Brexit UK will boom
Kidding yourself
For the wealthy only
For who 🙄
Brexit is a disgrace. You are a minority.
@@Buildbeautiful
Cope.
But with the most disgusting poverty 😤😤😤 but hey money is power? 😤😤
Glass towers galore, character sadly missing.
Manchester is so bad and run down but manchester people are so good a sad situation 😤😤😤
The videos don´t show is run down.
Please m8 walk around it's gone downhill and please feel free to look through a real set of eyes 🤔😤
@@colinevans39 I have seen many videos of Manchester over the last 2 years and looks good! However, I have not seen all!
@@AlbertoDeniaCerezo mmm unfortunately some decide to go blind hopefully not yourself 😤
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Liverpool is better than Manchester.
Manchester is the best:)
News just in.....'atomic bomb dropped on Liverpool.....£25 worth of damage......'