Baltic Triangle and Queens Dock Areas

[scouserdave]

A few shots taken earlier

today.

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[Paul D]

I'd love to live there...

[scouserdave]

Some more shots fom the Baltic area.

[Kev]

Great pics Dave, hows the L1 developemnt going along, there hasn't been any action for months. Feels like months anyways.

[snappel]

Looking good... anything moving in the rice mill yet?

[scouserdave]

Looking good... anything moving in the rice mill yet?

Nah. The place is dead.

[Paul D]

Looking good... anything moving in the rice mill yet?

The warehouses facing Norton's scrap yard were being demolished the other week to make way for the Vermont tower,this junction will look great when this is built.

[Kev]

I was that Paul, didn't get a pic unfortunately but good too see it going, once it happens there's no stopping them!

The Santa Dash tomorrow should take runners past it, I'll try and grab a pic then.

[Paul D]

I was that Paul, didn't get a pic unfortunately but good too see it going, once it happens there's no stopping them!

The Santa Dash tomorrow should take runners past it, I'll try and grab a pic then.

Nice one Kev hopefully it's gone now.

[Kev]

*Saw (typing error)

[marky]

Sefton street/Coburg dock area:
I only managed to get a couple of pics...probably gone now. This was how they looked Friday. Further up the road, Harry Ramsdens is having some clearing out...workmen were smashing-up the kids play area/removing some stuff into skips. Could well go sometime in the near future.

[christy]

Mad to see Park lane without Greenbergs!
Made up that whole area is now seeing some decent development. Hopefully it will be well planned and fit into the whole plan for the city. Love seeing all the development but sometimes I worry at the scale of so much speculative investment happening side by side at the same time without any reference to any sort of city masterplan. Hopefully they will all mesh together ok. Having said that, the same things that worries me give an amazing buzz of anticipation. An exciting time to be living in our city. (hopefully someone will now have the bottle to plan for the replacement of those nasty out of place (but well meaning) suburban estates built off Park Lane and on the other side of town by Clarence street and Holy Cross with something more in keeping with a city centre)

[The Teardrop Explodes]

Mad to see Park lane without Greenbergs!
Made up that whole area is now seeing some decent development. Hopefully it will be well planned and fit into the whole plan for the city. Love seeing all the development but sometimes I worry at the scale of so much speculative investment happening side by side at the same time without any reference to any sort of city masterplan. Hopefully they will all mesh together ok. Having said that, the same things that worries me give an amazing buzz of anticipation. An exciting time to be living in our city. (hopefully someone will now have the bottle to plan for the replacement of those nasty out of place (but well meaning) suburban estates built off Park Lane and on the other side of town by Vlarence street and Holy Cross with something more in keeping with a city centre)

Totally right about the need to address the lifeless 'low-density' residential 'anywheresville' sludge which over the past couple of decades have incurred to within 1-2.5 of the city centre.

[Kev]

Thanks for the pics Christy

[A.D.W]

Er....sorry! I only lent on the barrier and the whole bloody lot went down, officer!