'Masterpiece' that 'broke new ground' became 'symbol of Liverpool' - Liverpool Echo

'Masterpiece' that 'broke new ground' became 'symbol of Liverpool' - Liverpool Echo

The Metropolitan Cathedral has had its listed status upgraded

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral granted Grade I Listed Status

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King has been officially upgraded to Grade I listed status by the Department for Culture..

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral upgraded to Grade I listed status - Liverpool City Region Destination Partnership

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has awarded The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King in Liverpool Grade I listed status, following advice from Historic England. The cathedral, previously Grade II* listed, is now nationally recognised as a building of the highest architectural and historical interest.Built between 1962 and 1967, the cathedral represents the greatest Roman Catholic post-war architectural commission in Britain. It …

Frederick Gibberd’s Liverpool cathedral gets Grade I listing

The Architects’ Journal Frederick Gibberd’s Liverpool cathedral gets Grade I listing Ministers have upgraded the listed status of Frederick Gibberd’s 1960s ‘Wigwam’ Catholic cathedral in Liverpool from Grade II* to Grade IThe post Frederick Gibberd’s Liverpool cathedral gets Grade I listing appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Greg Pitcher

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral Upgraded to Grade I Listed Status - Culture Liverpool

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has awarded Grade I listed status, following advice from Historic England. The cathedral, previously Grade II* listed, is now nationally recognised as a building of the highest architectural and historical interest.

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral upgraded to Grade I listed status - Liverpool Express

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has awarded The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King in Liverpool Grade I listed status, following advice from Historic England. The cathedral, previously Grade II* listed, is now nationally recognised as a building of the highest architectural and historical interest. Built between 1962 and 1967, the cathedral represents the greatest Roman Catholic post-war architectural commission in Britain. It…