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| Brindley House |
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Brindley House (1967) is a 65-metre 18-storey residential tower on
Newhall Street, Hockley. It is a former office block that now contains 182 apartments, two penthouse floors and lower-level retail units. It stands on stilts above the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal. |
| 101 Newhall Street B3 1LJ - Map |
| BT Tower |
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British Telecom Tower (1966) is a 152 metre 31-storey building on Lionel
Street, Hockley. It is primarily a communications mast but the central core contains offices and technical areas and the upper five storeys contain circular aerial galleries. BT Tower is the tallest building in Birmingham; it is equipped with corner channels to prevent wind sway. |
| Lionel Street B3 - Map - Guide Hockley |
| Canterbury House |
| Canterbury House is a 50-metre 12-storey office block on Newhall Street, Hockley |
| 85 Newhall Street B3 1LH - Map |
| Cornwall Tower |
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Cornwall Tower (1970) is a 52-metre 18-storey residential tower on
Heaton Street, Hockley. This tower block has been earmarked for demolition by 2016 (News Headlines 28/09/11). |
| Heaton Street B18 5AS - Map |
| Norfolk Tower |
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Norfolk Tower (1971) is a 52-metre 18-storey residential tower on Lodge
Road, Hockley. This tower block has been earmarked for demolition by 2016 (News Headlines 28/09/11). |
| Park Road B18 5PH - Map |
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