Another Liverpool housing block is having its cladding replaced after it was found to be combustible.
Sanctuary Student Accommodation on Grenville Street will have its exterior cladding taken off after it was found to not meet new fire regulations.
The building's owners have applied to the council for permission to begin work to replace it with new aluminium sheeting.
It comes as cladding on buildings across the country is replaced as part of efforts to ensure fire safety following the Grenfell Tower fire, which killed 72 people.
A report attached to the planning application says that the building underwent screening tests at the Building Research Establishment in order to test the current cladding.
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The report says: "As a result of the screening, the ACM cladding on the building is deemed to have failed to meet the limited combustibility requirements of building regulations. The cladding is being re-placed with an aluminium sheeting material."
Last month the owners of Norfolk House, a luxury housing block in the city's Baltic Triangle, also applied for permission to remove its ACM cladding after it failed fire safety tests.
ACM cladding was found to be a key factor in the Grenfell Tower fire, contributing to its rapid spread throughout the building.
Seventy two people died and hundreds were made homeless in the blaze, which started in the early hours of the morning on Wednesday, June 14, 2017.
It was the worst residential fire in the UK since the Second World War.
