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Romeos and Juliet's and BHS building Hull how it looks today 2.4.25

Today we filmed the old BHS building to document how it looks today. From the Interweb..... BHS Building Hull The former BHS building in Hull, located at 32-38 Jameson Street, is part of the £96 million Albion Square development project. Demolition work on the derelict city centre site, which includes the former BHS and Co-op buildings, began in February 2022. The demolition process will take 80 weeks to complete and includes the removal of asbestos and the safeguarding of three existing murals, including the Grade II listed Three Ships mural. The Three Ships mural, designed by artist Alan Boyson, was originally slated for demolition due to asbestos concerns but was granted listed status by Historic England in November 2019 following a local campaign. It will be retained and incorporated into the new development, alongside two other murals, the Fish Mural and Sponge Mural. Construction on the Albion Square site is set to start in 2023 and will include the creation of modern homes, retail and leisure units, office space, and a new urban park. The project has received support from the Government’s Levelling Up Fund and the Local Growth Fund. Three Ships Mural: A Grade II listed mural by Alan Boyson depicting Hull's fishing heritage, created in 1963 and located on the former BHS building. Fish Mural: An interior mural by Alan Boyson discovered during refurbishment in 2011, depicting a shoal of fish. Sponge Mural: Another mural by Alan Boyson located on the upper floors of the former BHS building. The Albion Square development is a key priority for Hull City Council and is expected to transform the heart of the city centre. _____________________________________________ Equipment used Mini 4Pro https://amzn.to/42s4Blx Gaming PC for editing. Karen Cam https://amzn.to/43GKDE2 Mic https://amzn.to/4ibfoFL Karen Cam Mount https://amzn.to/3Rk9dmJ