Royal Liver Building

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The Royal Liver Building is an iconic early 20th-century waterfront office building in Liverpool, England, famed for its twin clock towers topped by mythical Liver Bird sculptures and its role as a symbol of the city.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Edwardian building
Grade I listed building
landmark
office building
architect Walter Aubrey Thomas
architecturalStyle Baroque Revival
Baroque Revival
surface form: Edwardian Baroque

early skyscraper
builtFor Royal Liver Assurance
category Grade I listed building in Merseyside
Landmark in Liverpool
Office building completed in 1911
Skyscraper office building in Liverpool
clockDiameter about 7.6 metres
completionDate 1911
constructionStartDate 1908
country United Kingdom
floorCount 13
hasCoordinates 53.405°N 2.996°W
hasPart Liver Bird sculptures
clock tower
twin clock towers
hasSculpture Liver Bird
hasViewOf Liverpool docks
River Mersey
height approximately 98 metres
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageDesignationDate 14 March 1952
inaugurationDate 1911
isIconOf Liverpool skyline
locatedIn England
locatedOn Liverpool Maritime Mercantile City World Heritage Site buffer zone
surface form: Liverpool waterfront

Pier Head
location Liverpool
materialUsed reinforced concrete
near Cunard Building
Port of Liverpool Building
notableFeature large clock faces
mythical Liver Birds
twin clock towers
openingDate 19 July 1911
owner Corestate Capital
partOf The Three Graces
surface form: Three Graces
roofFeature Liver Bird statue Bella
Liver Bird statue Bert
situatedOn River Mersey waterfront
symbolOf Liverpool
use office

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Liverpool hasLandmark Royal Liver Building
Pier Head hasLandmark Royal Liver Building
Pier Head hasStructure Royal Liver Building
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Cunard Building neighboringBuilding Royal Liver Building
Port of Liverpool Building neighboringBuilding Royal Liver Building