It follows a boost to the housing industry in recent months as first-time buyers raced to complete purchases before stamp ...

Plans to build the tallest skyscraper in the UK outside of London – which are backed by Hollywood legend Robert De Nero – have been given the green light. The Manchester city centre building ...

Designed by famed architect William Le Baron Jenney and completed in 1885, it rose 10 stories (and eventually 12, after an ...

The Herald-Leader’s coverage of Lexington’s 250th birthday includes a look at the 15-story First National Bank Building that today is home to a hotel, restaurant, art gallery and retail space.

Plans have been confirmed to develop a new 76-storey skyscraper in a major UK city. The £360m city centre development will include a five-star Nobu hotel , featuring a swanky restaurant , 160 ...

The UK’s new tallest building outside of London has been approved for Manchester. Viadux 2, as the skyscraper is currently known, is being masterminded by development firm Salboy. It’ll boast ...

A recovery in housebuilding failed to prevent the UK's construction sector shrinking for the sixth successive month in June, ...

Robert De Niro is backing the construction of the UK’s largest skyscraper outside London, plans for which were approved this week by Manchester city council.. Nobu Manchester, a 76-storey tower ...

Manchester will soon be home to the tallest skyscraper outside London after plans for a 76-storey tower were approved. The high rise in Deansgate will house a 160-bed hotel and restaurant ...

Plans to build the tallest skyscraper in the UK outside of London – which are backed by Hollywood legend Robert De Nero – have been given the green light. The Manchester city centre building will be ...

That skyscraper, which is to be constructed on Great Jackson Street, will be around 100 metres shorter than The Shard in London – the tallest building in the UK.

UK’s tallest skyscraper outside London gets green light Sara Odeen-Isbister. Published April 11 ... were first drawn up in 2017 by Manchester born architects SimpsonHaugh.