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Looking down New Cathedral Street in Manchester. Selfridges curved glass facade on the left, a dark cantilevered canopy blade dominating the centre-right, a church tower visible at the end of the precinct under an overcast sky.

New Cathedral Street, Manchester — Urban Architecture

3 October 2019 · Manchester

New Cathedral Street cuts a straight line through Manchester's retail core, flanked by Selfridges' curved glass facade on the left and a cantilevered dark canopy blade arcing into the overcast sky on the right. The church tower at the far end holds the perspective together — a Victorian spire caught between two decades of post-millennium development. The canopy is the decisive element here: its sharp diagonal bisects the frame and makes the architecture do the compositional work, not the crowd below it.

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