We are looking down on Sunlight House from the Beetham Hilton Tower. Sunlight House, designed by Harry S Fairhurst and completed in the early 1930s, was once one of the tallest buildings in Manchester. It's still one of the most attractive, with its American style art deco influences.

It's amazing to see Sunlight House from this angle - We are looking down onto the roof. And yet on the 38th floor, we are still a long way from the top of the Beetham Hilton Tower.

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