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Jonathan Schofield doesn't want to go back to the 70s
Part One: Some of the amazing structures that used to stand in the city
Jonathan Schofield starts the epic tale of Manchester architecture
Jonathan Schofield sings a lament for a doomed symbol of its age
Jonathan Schofield takes a wry look at some stories in the property world
Jonathan Schofield on a Northern Quarter building that might be a blueprint for development
Jonathan Schofield's jaw drops as he walks around the MECD building at the University of...
Jonathan Schofield finds the meaning behind some of the motifs on and in Manchester buildings
Jonathan Schofield on the real problem and the big majority for keeping the names
Jonathan Schofield starts an occasional series on beautiful details on Manchester buildings
CAPITAL&CENTRIC and Kamani launch community consultation
Big ideas for the city, Piccolino and Iceland and a beautiful hall made beautiful again
How a local photographer captured the city's growing pains in words and images
It's a 'funky, veggie forward' hotel because it says so plus 'bungalow' helps bring award
Towers, footballers, cheese and mad Swiss authors: Property is a funny old game
Also, blossoming buildings and Hotspur House change of use sparks debate
Jonathan Schofield on curiosities that never happened in Manchester
Jonathan Schofield on whether the excuse of a building being 'uneconomic' is wearing thin
News & Comment
FilterDraught Bovril & topless barmaids: Manchester pubs in 1975
Jonathan Schofield doesn't want to go back to the 70s
Demolished or destroyed - Twelve Lost Buildings of Manchester
Part One: Some of the amazing structures that used to stand in the city
The story of Manchester architecture: Part one
Jonathan Schofield starts the epic tale of Manchester architecture
The Good, the Standard, the Ugly: Albert Bridge House
Jonathan Schofield sings a lament for a doomed symbol of its age
Property: Salford's train challenge, Old Trafford revamps, MCR's ugliest building
Jonathan Schofield takes a wry look at some stories in the property world
Manchester's most polite new building: 25-27 Dale Street
Jonathan Schofield on a Northern Quarter building that might be a blueprint for development
The North's biggest uni building houses a 'lightning machine'
Jonathan Schofield's jaw drops as he walks around the MECD building at the University of...
Symbolically Manchester: more than just the bee
Jonathan Schofield finds the meaning behind some of the motifs on and in Manchester buildings
University of Salford decides Peel and Newton names will remain
Jonathan Schofield on the real problem and the big majority for keeping the names
Oriel windows: Manchester architectural details examined
Jonathan Schofield starts an occasional series on beautiful details on Manchester buildings
Have your say on new plans for Swan Street development
CAPITAL&CENTRIC and Kamani launch community consultation
Property: please may we have £798m plus Band on the Wall and Buttress Architects
Big ideas for the city, Piccolino and Iceland and a beautiful hall made beautiful again
Regeneration Manchester: Len Grant and a city in transition
How a local photographer captured the city's growing pains in words and images
Property: Deloitte, Amazon, Pineapples, Pomona and another new hotel
It's a 'funky, veggie forward' hotel because it says so plus 'bungalow' helps bring award
Property: Cristiano Ronaldo returns, a fine Stockport scheme and aliens on the coast
Towers, footballers, cheese and mad Swiss authors: Property is a funny old game
Property: Racecourse homes on track, walls and student towers
Also, blossoming buildings and Hotspur House change of use sparks debate
Schemes that could have changed Manchester: 1000ft Communications Tower and a Sex Olympia
Jonathan Schofield on curiosities that never happened in Manchester
One North Parade: a tower too far?
Jonathan Schofield on whether the excuse of a building being 'uneconomic' is wearing thin