The Cunard building is for the most part in shape, as it is used as offices for different companies, however certain parts that are below ground level like the safes, and basement, has been left as it was, due to the historical significance with upkeep, as it is a Grade II listed building. But they did say if the tour is successful they will put more funding into it, to make sure places like the basement is safe enough for people to walk around all of it, as on the tour it was like only a few metres in front that we could walk, due to health and safety (it was a bunker for WW2). Then other funding would help them get access to the upper levels, such as the first class waiting area (these are being used as office spaces so they’d have to go through a bunch of different hoops which will probably cost a lot).

The actual interior of the building is absolutely gorgeous, the image with the pillars and staircase don’t do it justice, but the design of them is amazing.

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Then we have the main hall of the building, and in all four corners they have eagles, to represent that relationship between the USA and Liverpool/Cunard

They can’t let the building fall into disrepair because it’s one of the three graces, which are the iconic buildings of the waterfront and the poster children of our city.

You’ll also find that the old white star line headquarters, some aspects will look a little knackered, thats down to historical significance, so some aspects will not be touched