Princes Dock Tower, Property Development Proposals, Design, River Mersey Waterfront Apartments, Hotel News, Architects
Princes Dock Tower, Liverpool
Mersey Property Company Development, Northwest England Building design by RMJM Architects, UK
post updated 25 July 2021
Design proposal approved Jun 2007
Design: RMJM Architects
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Princes Dock Liverpool
This proposed structure is 36 storeys high, though please note this may vary as the project develops. The programme includes 183 apartments and a 135-bed hotel.
For Mersey Property Company
More architecture details online soon
In 1895 Liverpool Riverside Station was opened, situated between Prince’s Dock and the River Mersey.
In 1968 B&I Line (operator of the Liverpool – Dublin service) commenced a new car ferry service from Carriers’ Dock further downriver. A passenger only service continued to use Prince’s Dock until 1969.
Ferry services from Prince’s Dock finally ended in November 1981 when P&O Ferries closed their Liverpool – Belfast overnight service. The dock subsequently closed to shipping and was partly filled.
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Princes Dock Tower design : RMJM architects
Location: Princes Dock, Liverpool, Merseyside, north west England, UK
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