Liverpool’s King Edward Triangle By: Brock Carmichael Brock Carmichael appointed masterplan architects by KEIE Limited and Beetham Organisation on the King Edward Triangle project. ‎Working with planner Pegasus Group, Brock Carmichael will draft the masterplan for the future tall buildings cluster from TJ Morris and Beetham. The 5.7-acre King Edward Triangle sits between King Edward Street, Bath Street, and Paisley Street by the Liverpool waterfront. TJ Morris subsidiary KEIE has partnered with skyscraper developer Beetham Organsiation to transform the former industrial estate into a thriving mixed-use development. Beetham chairman Hugh Frost, the man behind Manchester and Liverpool’s Beetham Towers, described the appointment of Pegasus Group and Brock Carmichael as “two of the most critical appointments we will make” for the project. “…It’s good to have such capable people around me to help drive the project forward,” he said. Brock Carmichael and Pegasus have already begun talks with Liverpool City Council over the design for the site. For an idea of the scale of the endeavour, KEIE teased in April that it wanted to build a 35-storey apartment block on part of the plot. King Edward Triangle is earmarked for 1,200 homes in the approved Liverpool Waters masterplan. Brock Carmichael managing partner Chris … Continue reading Liverpool’s King Edward Triangle project