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Otterspool Tower is a name commonly given to a supertall skyscraper that was proposed in Liverpool, United Kingdom. Developers, Wiggins Group, first touted the idea in 1995 before moving forward with the proposal in 1998. Also dubbed the "Scousescraper", the building was set to be 305 m (1,000 ft) high and would have become the tallest building in Europe at the time. It was never built.

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rdfs:label	Otterspool Tower (en)
rdfs:comment	Otterspool Tower is a name commonly given to a supertall skyscraper that was proposed in Liverpool, United Kingdom. Developers, Wiggins Group, first touted the idea in 1995 before moving forward with the proposal in 1998. Also dubbed the "Scousescraper", the building was set to be 305 m (1,000 ft) high and would have become the tallest building in Europe at the time. It was never built. (en)
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name	Otterspool Tower (en)
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location	United Kingdom Liverpool
dcterms:subject	Proposed buildings and structures in Liverpool Unbuilt buildings and structures in the United Kingdom
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address	Liverpool (en) Riverside Drive (en) Festival Gardens (en) L17 7EG (en)
architecture firm	Ruddle Wilkinson (en)
bot	medic (en)
building type	Mixed-use development
caption	Artist's impression as shown in the Liverpool Echo in February 1998. (en)
cost	7.5E8 (poundSterling)
date	September 2022 (en)
developer	Wiggins Group (en)
floor count	79 (xsd:integer)
image size	140 (xsd:integer)
location	United Kingdom Liverpool
status	Never built (en)
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has abstract	Otterspool Tower is a name commonly given to a supertall skyscraper that was proposed in Liverpool, United Kingdom. Developers, Wiggins Group, first touted the idea in 1995 before moving forward with the proposal in 1998. Also dubbed the "Scousescraper", the building was set to be 305 m (1,000 ft) high and would have become the tallest building in Europe at the time. It was never built. Part of a £750 million regeneration vision of the former Festival Gardens site, the "grandiose" tower was planned to be predominantly leisure based, including such features as a 2,500 bed five-star hotel, a theme park and a giant waterfall. However, following negative reception, the plans were ultimately confirmed scrapped in late 1999; the developers subsequently claimed the proposal had only ever been made to "test the water", rather than being a truly serious concept. (en)

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