Hotel, Chapel Street, Liverpool

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Hotel, Chapel Street, Liverpool

Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 26 Jul 2011

There are definitely nautical overtones here. It could be the prow of a great liner. So, it is lightly infused with the spirit of Art Deco, although very much more modern, built 1970-73, the architects William Holford & Associates, using the British Lift Slab Method, in which "each complete floor [is] jacked up and fixed around the core." Built for, and still occupied by Thistle Hotels, at the time of the photo it was known as Atlantic Tower.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.40725
Longitude
-2.995475