GREAT JACKSON STREET
PLOT F - MANCHESTER
The design of towers F1 and F2 in the Great Jackson Street Plot represents an example of contemporary architecture that stands out for its innovative use of color and form, both structures not only defy architectural conventions but also integrate harmoniously with their surroundings, creating a visual dialogue with the urban landscape.
TOWER F2 – CONTOUR
This tower is presented in an iridescent light green tone, evoking a feeling of naturalness and freshness: the choice of this color is not accidental, in fact it reflects the surrounding vegetation, contributing to a serene atmosphere with the irregular panels of the tower that interrupt the linearity of the imposing vertical structure, offering a visual contrast that attracts attention and stimulates curiosity.
TOWER F1
Like its twin, Tower F1 adopts a light blue tone that looks equally natural; this interference color perfectly matches the tower’s dizzying height, accentuating its momentum toward the sky: the combination of heights and hues creates a dramatic effect that invites reflection on the beauty of modern architecture.
Both towers are designed to interact with the urban context in which they are placed with their bold design not only enriching the city skyline, but also providing a visual space for pedestrians and local residents; the use of natural pop colors is not just an aesthetic choice, but a statement about respect for the environment and the importance of integrating the built and natural.
TOWERS
- Plot F1 : 154 m – 51 floors – year 2026
- Plot F2 : 154 m – 51 floors – year 2025
LOCATION: Manchester – GB
HOUSING UNITS: 988 apartments
ARCHITECTS: SimpsonHaugh and Partners
CONTRACTOR: Focchi spa
TOWER COLOR F2: Green Interference 35V
TOWER COLOR F1: Light Blue Interference 15B
FINISH: ARC Chemical Satin Finishing
RAW MATERIAL USED: Alloy 5005 aluminum sheets press-bent in 40/10 panel perforated
The Great Jackson Street Plot’s F1 and F2 towers represent a successful fusion of architectural innovation and environmental sensitivity through their distinctive coloring and dynamic forms, these structures not only elevate the cityscape but also contribute to more pleasant and aesthetically pleasing living spaces.
