Green light for Liverpool twin tower scheme
AI Article Summary
Developer Packaged Living has received planning approval for a twin-tower development on the Liverpool waterfront. The project consists of two buildings, 19 and 25 stories high, intended to replace the former Littlewoods computer center with 434 private rental homes. A demolition is planned for early next year, and construction is set for early 2027, with no main contractor appointed yet. Public consultations have helped shape the development to prioritize connectivity and public realm amenities.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project shows how major developments can take years from planning approval to construction, reflecting the importance of having long-term strategies in place. For Canadian builders, this means anticipating extended timelines and ensuring public consultations to align projects with community vision and needs. This could potentially affect project funding and labor planning, emphasizing the need for adaptability in executing multi-year developments.