New Birmingham architecture projects with West Midlands building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Find real estate updates from across this central region of England, UK.
The city is located in the West Midlands, central England. It is the UK’s second largest conurbation and with its industrial past is known for a large network of canals and factory buildings. There are some notable arts buildings – such as galleries and concert halls – and civic buildings.
Major structures to visit include The Rotunda Conversion, Brindleyplace Buildings, New Street Gateway Project, Selfridges and the Beetham Tower – 10 Holloway Circus. The Cube designed by make architects is also worth a visit.
Famous architects with buildings in the city include Mecanoo (The Netherlands), Future Systems Architects, Foreign Office Architects, Ian Simpson Architects, BDP, and Stanton Williams.
Glenn Howells Architects’ design for i9 building in Wolverhampton, Birmingham, UK, provides 50,000 sqft of Grade A office space strategically positioned between city’s railway station and civic core
Designed by Bennetts Associates, Norton Motorcycles HQ, Solihull, Birmingham, England, housed within existing light industrial building: facility accommodates customer reception/handover etc
Nottingham College City Hub Building design by Bond Bryan Architects: New College Nottingham and Central College have appointed an architecture firm to take forward their plan for a ‘hub for skills’ in the city centre.
Library of Birmingham, England – design by Mecanoo – West Midlands mixed-use building, cultural development news, English architecture images
Designed by Robert Hirschfield Architects, Bath Court Student Residence, Birmingham, is a 435-bed scheme mixture of en-suite clusters and individual studios, built over 12 storeys
Martineau Galleries Birmingham, West Midlands, UK, by Glenn Howells Architects / Grant Associates, for Hammerson: multi-million-pound regeneration of its 7.5-acre site including 1,200 new homes.
Birmingham City Council and Sandwell Council to work with Tibbalds CampbellReith JV on Smethwick- Birmingham corridor regeneration. The project will put in place a development framework for the corridor.
The Indoor Sports Centre at the University of Birmingham designed by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands is one of two National RIBA award winners in the West Midlands.
Carbon neutral project designed by Fairhursts Design Group. Constructed with a glulam timber frame, the building is finished with western red cedar boarding and single-fired terracotta rain screen cladding. CLT is used for the floor structure.
New 160 seat temporary theatre building on site adjoining Wolverhampton Grand Theatre on Lichfield Street by Keith Williams Architects approved by City Council.
The Urban Project starts conversion of former Reliance Works building in Birmingham City Centre’s Jewellery Quarter into new apartments
Cundall’s Birmingham office achieves Well Building Standard® Gold Certification from IWBI, making it the second in the Midlands and the first in the city centre to achieve this prestigious accreditation.
NHS Nightingale Hospital Birmingham, to treat COVID-19 patients, handed over. Built by Interserve Group Limited it was opened by His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge.
Birmingham developments – best new West Midlands buildings & architects – Birmingham architecture information, projects, news + designs
Smithfield Market Birmingham Contest, West Midlands, UK: Colander Associates seek team with exceptional creativity and leadership skills to design a new market for Birmingham: ‘City of a Thousand Trades’ competition in central England.
Snug Architects win RIBA Competition to design The Wall of Answered Prayer in Birmingham, UK, a piece of West Midlands public art made from one million bricks, each representing an answered prayer.
Improving Building Façade Technologies for Better Energy Efficiency project – a group of researchers from the University of Nottingham, Loughborough University and University of Exeter was awarded a £1.65 million grant from the EPSRC.