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Alpha Tower |
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Alpha Tower (1973) is a 100-metre 28-storey commercial building on
Suffolk Street Queensway, Westside.
It was built as the headquarters of ATV, but now contains the
headquarters of the Criminal Cases Review Commission and Network Rail, amongst
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Suffolk Street Queensway B1 1YQ -
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Axis |
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Axis, also known as Stanier House, is a 51-metre 12-storey commercial
tower on Holliday Street, Westside. It was constructed in the 1970's and
renovated in 2003; it adjoins the Mailbox and is the regional headquarters of
British Transport Police. |
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Holliday Street B1 1TQ -
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Centenary Plaza |
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Centenary Plaza (2004) is a 63-metre 20-floor apartment block containing
387 flats on Holliday Street, Westside. The
Cross City Railway runs through a tunnel beneath this building.
The police raided an apartment converted into a
cannabis factory at Centenary Plaza on Monday 9th May 2011
(News Headlines
11/05/11). |
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18 Holliday Street B1 1TW -
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Chamberlain Tower |
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Chamberlain Tower (1975) is a 61-metre 18-floor tower on Broad Street,
Westside. It was originally an office block but was converted into a
445-room hotel in 1999 and is now owned by Jury's Inn. |
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245 Broad Street B1 2HQ -
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Cube |
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The Cube (2010) is a 72-metre 23-floor residential and hotel tower with
lower-level retail units on Commercial Street, Westside. It features an angular crown, a golden-anodised aluminium
framework, and an apparently-random window pattern that resembles the
puzzle video game Tetris; tenants include the Highways Agency.
The first residential lessees moved into the Cube in November 2010
(News Archive 19/11/10). |
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Commercial Street B1 1RN -
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Eight Brindleyplace |
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Eight
Brindleyplace (2002) is a 52-metre 14-floor mixed-use tower on Oozells
Square at Brindleyplace in Westside. Nine floors contain office
space and five contain residential apartments; there are retail and
restaurant units on the ground floor. |
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5 Oozells Square B1 2HS -
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Eleven Brindleyplace |
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Eleven Brindleyplace (2009) is a 59 metre 12-floor commercial tower that
overlooks Brunswick Square at Brindleyplace, Westside. Tenants include the Institute of Directors
and Robert Walters Recrutiment. |
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11 Brindleyplace B1 2LP -
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Hyatt Regency |
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The Hyatt Regency (1990) is a 75-metre 24-storey blue-mirror-glazed
hotel with 319 guestrooms on Bridge Street, Westside. It is connected to the
International Convention Centre by an elevated footbridge above Broad
Street. |
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2 Bridge Street B1 2JZ -
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Quayside Tower |
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Quayside Tower (1965) is a 70-metre 19-floor commercial and residential
tower on Broad Street, Westside.
It was refurbished in 2003; tenants include Bar Risa and the
Highlights comedy club. |
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Broad Street B1 2HF -
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Three Brindleyplace |
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Three Brindleyplace (1998) is a 13-storey Italianate office block with a
landmark 55-metre tower and full-height-glazed atrium on Central Square
at Brindleyplace, Westside. The tower overlooks the Birmingham and
Wolverhampton Canal. |
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3 Brindleyplace B1 2JB -
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Unbuilt Skyscrapers in
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There are several skyscrapers planned or under construction in Westside,
including the Broad Street Tower, Regal Tower and V Building. |
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