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Former ITV estate in Manchester to become vertical village
Allied London has launched detailed plans for consultation on Trinity Islands, which will be the subject of a detailed planning submission later this summer.
It will be situated on land formerly part of the ITV estate, but outside the area to be known as St. John’s.
The 4.7 acre total site, situated south of Liverpool Road, has historically been a difficult site surrounded by highways and infrastructure.
The development will consist of 1,200 homes within six interconnecting towers across both sites and numerous other amenities including storage space, cycle sheds, convenience shopping, restaurants fronting the river, as well as the potential for medical and education facilities and workspace.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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