The beautiful Royal Liver Building in Liverpool is a Grade I listed building and part of Liverpool’s UNESCO-designated World Heritage Maritime Mercantile City. Alongside neighbouring Cunard Building and Port of Liverpool Building, it is known as one of Liverpool’s “Three Graces” overlooking the River Mersey waterfront. Standing over 320ft tall over 13 floors, the RoyalRead more
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The Patch Navigator is a useful and powerful tool during commissioning if you need to find or identify a fixture. Let’s imagine an occurrence where you, as the technician, are looking to find and select different instances of a fixture that you have patched. In the view above, you can see that thereRead more
Pier 17 is part of the Seaport District; one of New York City’s oldest neighbourhoods seated along the East River in lower Manhattan. Built in the 19th Century as a bustling hub of industry for sailing ships to dock in, it rapidly fell into decline following the popularisation of steam ships, which could not dockRead more
