These could be the ten tallest skyscrapers and towers in Leeds by 2030
By Abbey Maclure
Published 5th Jul 2019, 11:09 BST
Bridgewater Place has been Leeds' tallest building since 2007, but millions of pounds could be spent on new towers across the city.
If planning permission goes ahead, these could be the city's tallest buildings by 2030, with two skyscrapers set to knock Bridgewater Place off the top spot.
An artist impression of Midland Tower, a 33-storey residential building proposed for Holbeck Urban Village. (Credit: Nick Brown)
Part of a 350m development in Leeds' South Bank. If plans go ahead, this 40 storey tower could be Leeds' tallest building. The city's current tallest building, Bridgewater Place, is 32 floors in comparison. (Credit: CEG)
A giant crane was erected in May to build this 37-floor student skyscraper on Lovell Park Road, next to the Merrion Centre. The building will include 752 bedrooms and will be the tallest in Yorkshire when completed.
Built in 2007, this office and residential skyscraper is visible from 25 miles away from most areas. It is currently Yorkshire's tallest building.
This 37-storey residential skyscraper, opened in 2009, towers over the Arena Quarter. It houses 572 student apartments.
