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Landmark tower to be ‘Matrix’
5:16pm Sunday 11th May 2008
The proposed name for a futuristic residential development in Bradford has been revealed by developers.
The 17-storey development, to be built on a vacant patch of land bounded by Trafalgar Street and Snowden Street, near Manningham Lane, is to be called Matrix BD1.
The project, which has planning permission and is due to get underway in spring 2009, will comprise 362 apartments.
The scheme's oval tower, clad with stainless steel, is designed to provide a landmark at one of Bradford's main gateways.
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cityhall, bradford says...
6:41pm Sun 11 May 08
cityhall, bradford says...
6:41pm Sun 11 May 08
chris, BRADFORD says...
7:44pm Sun 11 May 08
chris, BRADFORD says...
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chris, BRADFORD says...
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mad matt, Bradford says...
7:54pm Sun 11 May 08
mad matt, Bradford says...
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mad matt, Bradford says...
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House Price Crash, Bradford says...
8:34pm Sun 11 May 08
They could have given the tower any ridiculous name they want because it will almost certainly not be going ahead.
House Price Crash, Bradford says...
8:34pm Sun 11 May 08
They could have given the tower any ridiculous name they want because it will almost certainly not be going ahead.
House Price Crash, Bradford says...
8:34pm Sun 11 May 08
They could have given the tower any ridiculous name they want because it will almost certainly not be going ahead.
suziespain, Spain says...
9:37am Mon 12 May 08
suziespain, Spain says...
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suziespain, Spain says...
9:37am Mon 12 May 08
spinnekop, Yorkshire says...
11:37am Mon 12 May 08
spinnekop, Yorkshire says...
11:37am Mon 12 May 08
spinnekop, Yorkshire says...
11:37am Mon 12 May 08
matthew brannan, trap 1 says...
12:38pm Mon 12 May 08
The greed of builders (large groups) on fitting as many houses/flats in one area is going to produce new getto's of the future, more neighbourhood issues and conflict and more crap on the streets!!let alone the growing young people roaming the streets because nobody considered building in green space, youth centres or similar places they can meet and play-they have even built on a round a bout near me!!!!
matthew brannan, trap 1 says...
12:38pm Mon 12 May 08
The greed of builders (large groups) on fitting as many houses/flats in one area is going to produce new getto's of the future, more neighbourhood issues and conflict and more crap on the streets!!let alone the growing young people roaming the streets because nobody considered building in green space, youth centres or similar places they can meet and play-they have even built on a round a bout near me!!!!
matthew brannan, trap 1 says...
12:38pm Mon 12 May 08
The greed of builders (large groups) on fitting as many houses/flats in one area is going to produce new getto's of the future, more neighbourhood issues and conflict and more crap on the streets!!let alone the growing young people roaming the streets because nobody considered building in green space, youth centres or similar places they can meet and play-they have even built on a round a bout near me!!!!
Andy Bairsto, bradford says...
3:17pm Mon 12 May 08
Unfortuneatly for Bradford Mrs MM and here mates due to their naivity and total incompetence have brought about the Bradford you now see around you a bomb site.The city must be the laughing stock of the construction industry and the saviour of the paper industry,why o why do we continue to allow these people to reap massive salaries for getting us deeper into the mire.Perhaps Mathew has the correct idea lets make the centre into a proper park like a smaller Central park or Hyde park.
Andy Bairsto, bradford says...
3:17pm Mon 12 May 08
Unfortuneatly for Bradford Mrs MM and here mates due to their naivity and total incompetence have brought about the Bradford you now see around you a bomb site.The city must be the laughing stock of the construction industry and the saviour of the paper industry,why o why do we continue to allow these people to reap massive salaries for getting us deeper into the mire.Perhaps Mathew has the correct idea lets make the centre into a proper park like a smaller Central park or Hyde park.
Andy Bairsto, bradford says...
3:17pm Mon 12 May 08
Unfortuneatly for Bradford Mrs MM and here mates due to their naivity and total incompetence have brought about the Bradford you now see around you a bomb site.The city must be the laughing stock of the construction industry and the saviour of the paper industry,why o why do we continue to allow these people to reap massive salaries for getting us deeper into the mire.Perhaps Mathew has the correct idea lets make the centre into a proper park like a smaller Central park or Hyde park.
bradfordian, Bradford says...
3:28pm Mon 12 May 08
More empty apartments for the city centre.
Who wants to live in a city centre which is dead after 5pm? Now if only the Odeon was refurbished and provided a buzz in centre, someone might actually want to stay there.
bradfordian, Bradford says...
3:28pm Mon 12 May 08
More empty apartments for the city centre.
Who wants to live in a city centre which is dead after 5pm? Now if only the Odeon was refurbished and provided a buzz in centre, someone might actually want to stay there.
bradfordian, Bradford says...
3:28pm Mon 12 May 08
More empty apartments for the city centre.
Who wants to live in a city centre which is dead after 5pm? Now if only the Odeon was refurbished and provided a buzz in centre, someone might actually want to stay there.
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