According to the hoardings, this development is to become apartments. This is very close to the old Herculaneum/Harrington dock entrance gate.
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According to the hoardings, this development is to become apartments. This is very close to the old Herculaneum/Harrington dock entrance gate.
Cheers Mark :PDT_Piratz_26:Quote:
Originally Posted by marky
There's a picture of it under Herculaneum Quay on the development summary,I think it's the same one?
A few more details and pics here:
http://www.kmcresidential.com/images...bus/colBro.pdf
Developers have decided to call it Columbus Quay, though I think it's nearer to Harrington Dock than anywhere else. The Tower Crane must have been installed only recently. It's the development linked to in scouserdaves' post above.
31st May 2007
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/222/5...6955c1c8bc.jpg
DESIGN issues have been blamed for bringing work to a halt on a 14-storey block of luxury apartments along Liverpool’s waterfront. Read
I heard the company behind this development had gone bust and were behind 2 or 3 projects which have now halted. Does anyone have confirmation of this?
the builder livesey group went into receivership. Im really eager to speak to anybody who has bought columbus quay off plan. Is anyone out there?
Hi John, welcome aboard.
What I find weird is that everytime i drive past the crane its moved position, is it the wind or what?
i've thought that myself! must be the ghost of builders past and present. Have you bought one or do you know of anybody who has?? If not, what is the best way of finding somebody on yo liverpool I'm new to all this
If the jib doesn't swing around with the wind when not in use, the whole crane would get blown over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
If you get down town before or afer work, you can tell which way the wind is blowing from looking at the cranes.
Cheers, I had visions of a lonely fella climbing up every so often just to keep his skills sharp. :PDT11