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Keep up to dateBy Dave Rogers2020-05-18T14:26:00
Local practice behind 142m tall building
A Leeds-based property developer has submitted plans for a 46-storey residential tower in the middle of the city which if built would see it eclipse the Bridgewater Place scheme completed 13 years ago by the then Bovis Lend Lease.
The scheme, designed by local practice Nick Brown Architects, called Two Springwell Gardens would be built close to the city’s main railway station, also redeveloped by Bovis, and would be 142m tall.
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