Merseyside architect firm Studio RBA has won a £20m project to build an apartment complex in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle.
The 12-storey Eclipse development, offering views of the city, River Mersey and the nearby Anglican Cathedral, will be built on land bordering Greenland Street, New Bird Street and St James Street.
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Suttons Tankers has agreed a deal to acquire DHL Supply Chain’s domestic bulk commodity chemical business.
The acquisition predominantly covers chemical transportation from sites in Billingham, County Durham and Runcorn, Merseyside.
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Mattel Play! Liverpool is planning a month full of Easter fun this April with crafts, competitions and more as the attraction celebrates its 3rd birthday.
The play centre, situated within Liverpool’s Royal Albert Dock, will be open every day throughout the month to mark the arrival of spring and turning 3-years-old.
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Music legend and Liverpool icon Gerry Marsden MBE will take a Ferry ‘Cross The Mersey next month to officially launch RLB360, the city’s latest visitor attraction.
Gerry, 76, a friend and contemporary of The Beatles who enjoyed world-wide fame in the 1960s with Gerry & The Pacemakers, will unlock the city icon giving visitors 360˚ views from the top of the iconic Royal Liver Building for the first time.
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Hundreds of subscribers have already signed up to an innovative new online resource launched by a UK-based architect’s studio.
Life Hacks For Architects (LHFA) is the brainchild of Adam Morgan who founded Studio RBA 18 months ago in Liverpool, during which time the company has trebled its staff and delivered construction projects totalling over £100m.
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A world-class audio-visual experience within the Clock Tower of Liverpool’s Royal Liver Building has been revealed, ahead of the new RLB360 visitor attraction’s official opening early next month.
The immersive experience, backed by an original music score, is digitally-projected directly onto the walls of the historic clock tower within the 322ft Grade I-listed structure and explores the building’s significance to Liverpool and how the city has changed in the 108-years since the Liver Building was built.
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