Beautifully presented. As a Londoner of many decades, I've been waiting for a northern city to take its rightful place, centre stage, in the 21st century. It's fantastic to see Manchester taking such strides. Long may it continue.
@@paulusthewoodgnome Manchester needs to lose it’s ridiculous artificial boundaries, which keep the actual city too small. It needs to be a city of boroughs like London. The conurbation is the same size as Rome,yet Manchester itself has a population of about 600.000. This keeps the council tax base small for its needs.
@@paulwild3676 Doesn't work like that, Greater Manchester is made up of two independent Cities and a load of independent town that have nothing to do with Greater Manchester which is just a metropolitan county Council
Another awesome video. As an expat I no longer recognize the Manchester sky line. I recently viewed a 70's photo of Manchester taken from winter hill. Midway between there were the 5 cooling towers of Kearsley power station. I was shocked flying into Manchester in 2018 to have no sense of direction as the familiar cooling towers were no longer on the landscape and familiar approach landmarks were no more. I recall there were some 45+ tower cranes aside rising towers in Manchester at that time. These video's are an interesting visual of how progress constantly changes the views since my 2018 visit.
Fabulous video, totally adore Manchester and the blending of stunning traditional with high rise modern buildings, with the glistening glass and reflective panelling is just gorgeous. The Radisson Hotel view from the 14th floor is a site to behold at sunrise and sunset, just spectacular. Would love to own a flat there. This video is very intelligent the filmed love it🖤
Wow so nice England starting to build skyscrapers more often and so far the city skylines like London and Manchester look wonderful beautiful country love from USA NYC❤
NY has never not looked 'max capacity city' to me. It is THE city. Sucks a bit for us in the UK because of our old Roman roads & soft earth, but it can make for some interesting building designs sometimes...
@@asensibleyoungman2978 yeah I know all that. Flying over london at night is a core childhood memory of mine. Never seen so many lights before. It was still very flat and low at the time, tho, which is why I default to NYC as 'the one'. Loving all the construction here in the UK tho. Gotta have some tall buildings to flex and pretend we aren't a joke of a country
Stunning, captivating, simply fabulous production. Thanks for all the hard work and thanks for posting. Your productions make Manchester look truly epic.
Yet another masterclass Bardhok. Looking from afar, the skyline can look just kinda shiny & silver, but your videos bring out the other colours superbly using the drone, especially at sunrise/sunset/night-time.
Wow....... The musical soundtrack alone I could just listen too. The editing is sublime. I can only imagine the time in which it has taken you to put this together! Lots of fantastic view points that capture the city really well. I could look at them all day. Amazing work. :)
Excellent video, just watched the whole thing, nice work. What's your favourite bit? Ian Simpson's penthouse for me, and if anyone deserves to live there it's Ian. Cheers
Thank You. For the time being, Ian's penthouse is awesome but watch this space - Manchester skyline is changing real fast. Trinity Islands may become my favorite skyscraper cluster. A lot will be happening around that area in the next few years.
Another professional video. Wonderfully edited. ( still don’t like the music😂)The black information difficult to read. Good idea but has faults❤The white information difficult to is tiny. Must get my magnifier out😅😅. Was thinking of the wording at bottom of screen😊. Well researched
Im sorry but its 2025 and our city still looks old, it should be futuristic with hyperloops and flying cars and huge digital displays etc, yet most of these new buildings are all of similar design and size so they all blend in, sky line what skyline, the very few tall skyscrapers that we got also look like boring rectangle boxes, seriously at least london has some imagination, like the walkie talkie building, can of ham building etc, seriously go to specsavers if you seriously think these are inspiring, most people wont even see them unless they work in them.
The “interesting” London buildings you mention house businesses. Look at the blocks they’re building in Njne Elms for residential. Not much different to these. Please try to analyse before posting stupid comments ❤
So I wasn't looking at one city I was looking at two cities. The city of Salford and the city of Manchester. Birmingham is a much better city it is bigger than Salford and Manchester combined
Birmingham better than Manchester? It might be in your mind! And bigger does not always mean better. Either way, for a so-called second city, Birmingham has some catching up to do.
The problem with Manchester is its boring and rather limited city center. And that doesn’t change with the number of skyscrapers, just makes it more American. Of course it’s almost impossible to develop and expand an old city center, but it isn’t especially attractive in my view. Been there a few times but apart from football or work I don’t long to go back.
@@linndrumfan1959 Yes it is true dude, try googling it. the list of UK largest Cities by population size are, London, Birmingham, Bristol, Liverpool, Glasgow and Manchester
@@asensibleyoungman2978 If you Goggle top 10 Cities by population size you will see the list as follows; 1/ London 2/ Birmingham 3/ Glasgow 4/ Liverpool 5/ Bristol 6/ Manchester 7/ Sheffield 8/ Leeds So you see Leeds is not the 3rd largest City
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Beautifully presented. As a Londoner of many decades, I've been waiting for a northern city to take its rightful place, centre stage, in the 21st century. It's fantastic to see Manchester taking such strides. Long may it continue.
Thank You so much. I have a London Skyline video too in my channel if you would like to watch.
@@BardhokNdojiMore excellence. Not least, because I can actually see my flat in one of the Canary Wharf shots. ☺️
@@paulusthewoodgnome Manchester needs to lose it’s ridiculous artificial boundaries, which keep the actual city too small. It needs to be a city of boroughs like London. The conurbation is the same size as Rome,yet Manchester itself has a population of about 600.000. This keeps the council tax base small for its needs.
@@paulwild3676 One problem there, and that's Salford. It has too much of an ego to admit that it is for all intents and purposes a part of Manchester.
@@paulwild3676 Doesn't work like that, Greater Manchester is made up of two independent Cities and a load of independent town that have nothing to do with Greater Manchester which is just a metropolitan county Council
Retired now, but worked on many of the towers featured. I ❤MCR!
Another awesome video. As an expat I no longer recognize the Manchester sky line. I recently viewed a 70's photo of Manchester taken from winter hill. Midway between there were the 5 cooling towers of Kearsley power station. I was shocked flying into Manchester in 2018 to have no sense of direction as the familiar cooling towers were no longer on the landscape and familiar approach landmarks were no more. I recall there were some 45+ tower cranes aside rising towers in Manchester at that time. These video's are an interesting visual of how progress constantly changes the views since my 2018 visit.
Fabulous video, totally adore Manchester and the blending of stunning traditional with high rise modern buildings, with the glistening glass and reflective panelling is just gorgeous. The Radisson Hotel view from the 14th floor is a site to behold at sunrise and sunset, just spectacular. Would love to own a flat there. This video is very intelligent the filmed love it🖤
Thank You :)
Excellent vid. Very well made. Thank you for sharing.
Very enjoyable video thank you,Manchester is look great loving the skyline.
Wow so nice England starting to build skyscrapers more often and so far the city skylines like London and Manchester look wonderful beautiful country love from USA NYC❤
NY has never not looked 'max capacity city' to me. It is THE city. Sucks a bit for us in the UK because of our old Roman roads & soft earth, but it can make for some interesting building designs sometimes...
@@ghostpants5700 What do you mean by 'the city'?
@ when i think of a big city with a huge skyline and shit, NY is first..? idk why im explaining. Anywayyyy...
@@ghostpants5700 Hong Kong has more skyscrapers than NYC and in terms of area London is almost twice the size of NYC.
@@asensibleyoungman2978 yeah I know all that. Flying over london at night is a core childhood memory of mine. Never seen so many lights before. It was still very flat and low at the time, tho, which is why I default to NYC as 'the one'. Loving all the construction here in the UK tho. Gotta have some tall buildings to flex and pretend we aren't a joke of a country
Stunning, captivating, simply fabulous production. Thanks for all the hard work and thanks for posting. Your productions make Manchester look truly epic.
Thank You
Best one yet ,!! Fantastic insight to Manchester,!! Bravo!!
Stunning - you’re very talented Sir !
Much appreciated, thanks for watching.
Yet another masterclass Bardhok. Looking from afar, the skyline can look just kinda shiny & silver, but your videos bring out the other colours superbly using the drone, especially at sunrise/sunset/night-time.
This is awesome! Thanks.
Wow....... The musical soundtrack alone I could just listen too. The editing is sublime. I can only imagine the time in which it has taken you to put this together! Lots of fantastic view points that capture the city really well. I could look at them all day. Amazing work. :)
Thank you. Watching my videos and commenting, you are already contributing to my work.
Wonderful video / Manchesters no.1 Droner 👌
Frightening Work Bardhok, Head blown!! 💥❤️
Thank You
Absolutely brilliant. Well done. Can't wait to see the skyline in 5years time.
It'll be unrecognisable in just 2 years time ❤
@@PaulKalak I was about to say just that :)
Excellent video, just watched the whole thing, nice work. What's your favourite bit? Ian Simpson's penthouse for me, and if anyone deserves to live there it's Ian. Cheers
Thank You. For the time being, Ian's penthouse is awesome but watch this space - Manchester skyline is changing real fast. Trinity Islands may become my favorite skyscraper cluster. A lot will be happening around that area in the next few years.
Amazing video, would love to see the Trafford Centre in some future video's 💙
Thank You and noted. Will definitely do that. I bet it will make for some epic shots at twilight.
Looks awesome. Seems to be going the same way as London with the whole high rise boom.
Another professional video. Wonderfully edited. ( still don’t like the music😂)The black information difficult to read. Good idea but has faults❤The white information difficult to is tiny. Must get my magnifier out😅😅. Was thinking of the wording at bottom of screen😊. Well researched
Thanks for the comment Mr Paul, but get the magnifier out :)
@@BardhokNdoji
For his little todger
I read that 2 towers are going up at an height of 900ft?
Where did you read that?
Mezmerising.
I worked on the 15th, 16th and 19th floor of Arndale House for 2 years 😂
Wish I can get access to the very top for some timelapse video :)
@ Get in contact with them, they might agree to allow you to
The mile high city is getting taller' but who's gonna occupy all those new sky skrapers?
Rich people!! 😆😉
@linndrumfan1959 vacant answer🤔
@@daveglynn748 What are you looking for?? Names?!
@@linndrumfan1959 your such a dimbo😁
What are you babbling about? @@daveglynn748
Like most major Cities the surrounding areas are going to pot.. Longsight Manchester for example...
@@LongsightM12KIPPAX It has potential and Ardwick Is getting a lot of investment at the moment.
Im sorry but its 2025 and our city still looks old, it should be futuristic with hyperloops and flying cars and huge digital displays etc, yet most of these new buildings are all of similar design and size so they all blend in, sky line what skyline, the very few tall skyscrapers that we got also look like boring rectangle boxes, seriously at least london has some imagination, like the walkie talkie building, can of ham building etc, seriously go to specsavers if you seriously think these are inspiring, most people wont even see them unless they work in them.
The “interesting” London buildings you mention house businesses. Look at the blocks they’re building in Njne Elms for residential. Not much different to these. Please try to analyse before posting stupid comments ❤
@@rinkydinkmcrukIt wasn't a stupid comment, he's right, Manchester needs some feature skyscrapers. All they're building are rectangles.
So I wasn't looking at one city I was looking at two cities. The city of Salford and the city of Manchester. Birmingham is a much better city it is bigger than Salford and Manchester combined
Birmingham better than Manchester? It might be in your mind! And bigger does not always mean better. Either way, for a so-called second city, Birmingham has some catching up to do.
Why is there always some random dude from Birmingham crying on all these videos?
@@ballardian-n7l TBH, I think Steven appears on most of them?! 🤔😉
I'm not from Birmingham I'm from Coventry
The actual city boundaries of Birmingham are bigger, in reality both cities are a similar size.
The problem with Manchester is its boring and rather limited city center. And that doesn’t change with the number of skyscrapers, just makes it more American. Of course it’s almost impossible to develop and expand an old city center, but it isn’t especially attractive in my view. Been there a few times but apart from football or work I don’t long to go back.
The world is Americanized some people caught on a little bit late
Unfortunately, I see it the same. Went there for a United game and was surprised how small and boring the city center is. 😔
@@g33k3301you probably stuck to a small boring part of it. There are many districts you won’t have seen
Manchester is an unstoppable machine. The true capital city of England ❤
No the 6th largest City of England/UK
@@peterwilliamallen1063 Not true at all, dude.
@@linndrumfan1959 Yes it is true dude, try googling it. the list of UK largest Cities by population size are, London, Birmingham, Bristol, Liverpool, Glasgow and Manchester
@@peterwilliamallen1063Leeds is the third biggest city in the UK.
@@asensibleyoungman2978 If you Goggle top 10 Cities by population size you will see the list as follows;
1/ London
2/ Birmingham
3/ Glasgow
4/ Liverpool
5/ Bristol
6/ Manchester
7/ Sheffield
8/ Leeds
So you see Leeds is not the 3rd largest City