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Pictures: CGIs of Christopher Wray Lighting regeneration

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

16:47, 14 SEP 2015
Updated15:39, 26 NOV 2015

This gallery contains CGIs of the planned new 15-storey student apartment block and regenerated Christopher Wray Lighting factory - here seen from Bartholomew Row (Image: Pic: IDP Group)1 of 9
The new complex viewed from outside the former Curzon Street station with The Woodman pub on the left (Image: Pic: IDP Group)2 of 9
As seen from Park Street (Image: Pic: IDP Group)3 of 9
The rear of the complex looking from Etna Street (Image: Pic: IDP Group)4 of 9
View from Eastside City Park looking towards Matthew Boulton Campus (Image: Pic: IDP Group)5 of 9
New ground-floor leisure unit at the foot of the planned 15-storey tower, fronting onto Eastside City Park (Image: Pic: IDP Group)6 of 9
The building as it looks today, fronting onto Bartholomew Row7 of 9
Rear of the former Christopher Wray Lighting factory8 of 9
Another shot behind the scenes of the old lighting works9 of 9

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