One of Bristol’s most prominent landmark buildings opposite Temple Meads looks set to be demolished, with new developments of flats and offices taking its place.
The grey concrete City Point building stands opposite the main entrance to the train station at the bottom of the Temple Approach slope, and houses a Holiday Inn Express hotel, the Sidings pub on the ground floor, and seven floors of businesses in offices above.
But deep in the Temple Quarter development framework published this week by Bristol City Council as part of a consultation programme for the wider area around the city’s main station, the proposals for the area at the front of the station have been revealed.
