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Hexagon Tower / Gunner Gu
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Hexagon Tower
LocationManchester, United Kingdom
Studiowww.gunnergu.com
PhotographerGunner Gu
Hexagon Tower in Manchester, designed by architect Richard Seifert, is an iconic example of 1970s brutalist architecture. Completed in 1973, the tower features a striking hexagonal shape, with a distinctive grid of concrete and glass. The building is 14 stories tall, with large, angled windows and a bold, geometric form that stands out in the city skyline. Its design emphasises functionality while creating a visually impactful structure that reflects the architectural trends of its era.