Construction on site is now expected to start in September with no contractor currently confirmed for the job.
McLaren Property’s regional managing director Tom Gilman said: “We’ve worked closely with Liverpool City Council to deliver a scheme that is sensitively designed and one which respects neighbouring heritage.
“We are excited to get started and regenerate this site and bring forward a vibrant student hub on the edge of Liverpool’s knowledge district.”
Project team for the Myrtle Street scheme
Cartwright Pickard – architect
CBRE – planning consultant
Atelier Ten – MEP
Hydrock – civils, structures, acoustics, air quality, fire, BREEAM
Pulse Consult – cost consultant/EA
Fore – highways
Ares – landscape
Project Four Safety – principal designer
Ball and Berry – building control
MB Heritage – heritage
Bowland Consultancy – trees
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