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X1 Developments gets green light for £11m Liverpool residential project
More than 100 apartments will be created in the latest phase of The Quarter development as X1 Developments has gained the go-ahead from Liverpool City Council.
Under proposals for Liverpool-based X1 Developments, designed by architects Falconer Chester Hall, the accommodation will be spread over the upper floors of a nine-storey building, with the lower ground floor used for commercial space.
The project will cost a total of £11m.
The building will front on to Sefton Street and forms part of the overall X1 Developments project at The Quarter bounded by Parliament Street, Caryl Street, Stanhope Street and Sefton Street.
Falconer Chester Hall managing director, Adam Hall, said: `We were tasked with producing a scheme which satisfied the desire for strong design and high quality finishes at this very visible site on a main route in and out of the city centre.
Our response has remained faithful to the ideals of the overall development and added details such as agreen wall’ which softens the look of the building, while adding character and visual interest.’
Vermont, X1 Developments’ contracting partner for The Quarter - expect to commence on site on June 15.
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