The Royal Liver building is one
of the most iconic landmarks of Liverpool. It’s not hard to see why; it’s often
been compared to New York’s Empire State and Chrysler buildings; and has even been
featured in films requiring a metropolitan setting without a specific location because
of the lower cost in filming. And the added benefit of being next to the River Mersey
makes it even more dramatic. It’s fully detailed with gargoyles perching on
every corner; and it even has its own clock face. Its winged horse on its upper
dome has had to be chained down in recent years because of high winds, but the
building also has four lower domes on each corner which certainly sets its
design apart from other iconic buildings. At present it’s owned by a finance
company who assures the welfare of local people and the view up there must be
amazing. It also means that when it comes to recruiting; this company must have
the crème-de-la-crème of the city as they can select only the best people to
treat them to astonishing views from their workplace.
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