Birmingham council approves plans for city's tallest tower
Birmingham City Council has approved plans for a 172m, 53-storey build-to-rent tower scheme, which is set to become the city’s tallest building. The
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Birmingham City Council has approved plans for a 172m, 53-storey build-to-rent tower scheme, which is set to become the city’s tallest building. The
A tunnel vision focus on sustainability is undermining the unique character of British cities
5/5 Developer Woodbourne Group has unveiled plans for a 53-storey tower in Birmingham, which it says will be the world’s first net-zero carbon skyscraper. The £360m project, to be called Curzon Wharf, will be close to HS2’s Curzon Street station in the city and feature three tall buildings, standing at 53, 41 and 14 storeys respectively. The city centre site of 993,046 square feet will provide new residential, retail, office and research space in an area currently occupied by industrial units built in the 1960s. If the scheme is approved, the build-to-rent tower would be 172 metres tall,...