They front the Birmingham and Worcester Canal as it makes a 90 degree westerly turn towards Gas Street Basin.

This site was previously occupied by the largest postal sorting office in the UK whiich, apart from its steel substructure, was demolished in the 1990's and rebuilt as a mixed-use development with bars, boutiques, hotels, restaurants, retail units and an underground car park.

BBC Birmingham moved to new studios at the Mailbox in 2004.

Most bars, restaurants and retail outlets at the Mailbox are located on Wharfside Street.

Bar Epernay, Bar Estilo, Bar Room Bar, Cafe Rouge, Caffe Gusto, Cote, Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Miller & Carter, Nandos, Pennyblacks, Pizza Express, Red Peppers, Shogun, Strada, The Oriental, Zizzi

All Saints, Aquascutum, Daniel Footwear, Emporio Armani, Fat Face, Gieves and Hawkes, Harvey Nichols, Hugo Boss, Jaeger, LK Bennett, Thomas Pink

Artbox, Bang & Olufsen, BBC Shop, Castle Galleries, Crabtree & Eveleyn, Fired Earth, the Aga Shop

It also has one spa: Le Petit at the Malmaison Hotel.

It occupies 10,000 square metres on two floors with TV and radio studios, a public foyer, offices and shop.

Visitors can watch live programmes.

It is a 25-floor 72-metre mixed-use tower with an angular crown, a gold-anodised aluminium frame and a striking window-pattern-facade inspired the Tetris video puzzle.

The first residential lessees moved into the Cube in November 2010 (News Archive 19/11/10).

Customers deposit their car at one of 4 transfer garages where it is scanned and shuttled by conveyor to an empty space.

There is a Thai restaurant, the Kinnaree, and a Subway fast food restaurant on Waterfront Walk.