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Manchester Town Hall Building
Victorian Architectural Development in northwest England – design by Alfred Waterhouse
15 Mar 2017
Manchester Town Hall Building Renewal
Date built: 1868-77

Design: Alfred Waterhouse Architect
Manchester Town Hall Closure
This celebrated English Gothic Revivial building at risk of closure reports Hannah Phillips today in The Northern Quota:
Manchester councillors gave the go ahead for Manchester?s iconic Town Hall to go under £330million worth of refurbishment, back in 2016, as the building was at risk of closure if urgent action wasn?t taken.

photograph © Adrian Welch
A recent report has suggested that over 40% of the building needs to undergo immediate repairs to avoid the risk of the building deteriorating further. Located in Albert Square, the prestigious 140 year old building is a historic site which attracts tourists from all over the world and is the ceremonial headquarters of Manchester City Council.

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Website: Manchester Town Hall Building Renewal – The Northern Quota article in full
Manchester Town Hall
Address: Albert Square, Manchester, Lancashire M60 2LA
Phone: 0161 234 5000
Date: 1877

Architect: Alfred Waterhouse

photograph © Adrian Welch
The building of Manchester Town Hall (1868-77) was undertaken because the neo-classical Town Hall in King Street had become too small to house the expanding...