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Pictures: Former Harrison Drape building

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

17:46, 15 AUG 2014
Updated19:49, 28 JAN 2015

CGI of Naus Group's original plan to develop a hotel in the former Harrison Drape building (Image: JNP Architects)1 of 10
CGI of Naus Group's original plan to develop a hotel in the former Harrison Drape building (Image: JNP Architects)2 of 10
The former Harrison Drape building today3 of 10
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CGI of Seven Capital's plan to create 313 apartments in the former Harrison Drape building8 of 10
CGI of Seven Capital's plan to create 313 apartments in the former Harrison Drape building9 of 10
Andy Conroy, construction director with Colmore Tang Construction (left), and Dave Murphy, contracts manager with demolition firm Liston Group, as work starts on the redevelopment10 of 10

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