in the city of Liverpool, UK. Curiously, prior proposals for the tower, which is named after an old pub that used to exist on the site, were directly inspired by the spires of the city's cathedrals.

Plans have been revealed for a new skyscraper that would be Liverpool’s tallest building. Developers Prospect Capital and Wilcocks & Wilcocks say they want to build a 48-storey tower called ...

The Liverpool Waters project will "change the city's skyline" with "exciting" skyscraper plans expected in 2025, according to the director of the development. Described as an "ambitious 30-year ...

The Liverpool Waters project is poised to "change the city's skyline" with "exciting" skyscraper plans in 2025, per the development's director. Touted as an "ambitious 30-year vision to completely ...

News: architect Maurice Shapero has released plans for a cross-shaped skyscraper on the waterfront in Liverpool, England. At nearly 200 metres in height, the 67-storey tower would be the tallest ...

Billed as Liverpool's skyscraper restaurant, its owners, Empire Catering, promised it would be "one of the best in the country." The restaurant's unique features included a revolving floor where ...

English Heritage expressed its disappointment today after Communities Secretary Eric Pickles gave the go-ahead to a controversial skyscraper ... fuelling fears that Liverpool’s historic ...

They are Liverpool Waters, Commercial District, Leeds Street/ Pall Mall, Paddington Village and the southern fringe of Baltic Triangle. The tallest buildings will be limited to 50 storeys.

Reading Professor Jean Bogner’s fascinating explanation of the foundations that support Chicago’s skyscrapers (Letters, February 26) brought to mind two of Liverpool’s finest buildings ...