Roof Glazing Replacement at The Royal Exchange Building, Manchester
OVERVIEW
The Royal Exchange building in Manchester
endured significant damage on 15 June 1996 when an IRA bomb exploded in nearby Corporation Street, less than 50 yards away. While the main structure remained undamaged, the blast caused the domes to shift. Extensive repairs were needed, taking over two years to complete and costing £32 million, which was generously funded by the National Lottery.
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View all products (8)Heritage Patent Glazing System
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