Architecture
in Manchester
Explore 32 buildings in Manchester, with works by SimpsonHaugh and Sheppard Robson.
Must-see buildings in Manchester
Imperial War Museum North
Library Walk
Urbis (National Football Museum)
Beetham Tower
Manchester Civil Justice Centre
Contact Theatre
1 The Avenue, Spinningfields
Architects in Manchester
Manchester Science & Industry Museum
Church of the Ascension, Hulme
The "Toast Rack" Hollings Building Fallowfields Manchester
Plot 9A, First Street
piccadilly hotel (now mercure hotel)
New Century Hall
Hallé St Peter's
Whitworth Art Gallery
42nd Street
Manchester Oxford Road Station
The John Rylands Library
Aviva Studios
Imperial War Museum North
Library Walk
Urbis (National Football Museum)
Beetham Tower
Manchester Civil Justice Centre
Contact Theatre
1 The Avenue, Spinningfields
Piccadilly Gardens
Trinity bridge
Hulme Arch Bridge
Burlington House
Chips
Good to know
What are the must-see buildings in Manchester?
Among the 32 places on ArchitectureMapper: Aviva Studios by OMA, Imperial War Museum North by Daniel Libeskind, Library Walk by SimpsonHaugh and Urbis (National Football Museum) by SimpsonHaugh.
Which architects built the most in Manchester?
On ArchitectureMapper: SimpsonHaugh (5 places) and Sheppard Robson (2 places).
When were most of these buildings built?
Most of the places listed in Manchester belong to the contemporary period (26 places).
Can I add a building in Manchester?
Yes. Anyone can add a place in a few minutes with “Add a place”, and add photos to the places that still need some.