Peel Holdings announces revised Liverpool Waters masterplan

By Hamish Champ2018-05-03T13:49:00

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The latest details see the relocation of Central Park closer to the River Mersey

A revised masterplan has been drawn up for Liverpool Waters, the controversial £5.5bn project which developer Peel Holdings claims will transform the city’s waterfront.

Planning permission for the 2m sq ft development was given in 2012 for architect Chapman Taylor’s original masterplan. However those proposals came under fire from local groups and organisations including Unesco and English Heritage.

The latest update to the masterplan, by London-based landscape architects Planit-IE, sees the relocation of Central Park closer to the River Mersey.

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