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Architecture

Muddled or misguided?

Alan Clawley comments on a recent planning decision.

4 April, 2016 in Architecture, Comment, Politics.

Number One to Paradise

Alan Clawley on the latest city centre property developments.

29 March, 2016 in Architecture, Business, Comment.

The Office

Alan Clawley looks back at Birmingham’s innovative office blocks.

23 March, 2016 in Architecture, Business, Comment.

Eastside Locks showcased at MIPIM 2016

Eastside Locks is set to transform its site into a thriving Business and Innovation Hub.

17 March, 2016 in Architecture, Business.

Birmingham development becomes largest city centre office project outside London

Three Snowhill supports the Treasury’s vision for making the Midlands a powerhouse for growth.

16 March, 2016 in Architecture, Birmingham, Business, Property Press.

Taxing business

Birmingham city council are unlikely to receive as much rental income as expected, warns Alan Clawley.

12 March, 2016 in Architecture, Comment, Politics, Property Press.

A different past

Alan Clawley reflects on ever-changing architectural styles.

10 March, 2016 in Architecture, Comment.

Best in local architecture named

Shortlist annouced for Royal Institute of British Architects West Midlands Awards 2016.

2 March, 2016 in Architecture.

Greater Icknield transformation vision revealed

Plan agreed for inner-city brownfield regeneration.

23 February, 2016 in Architecture, Birmingham, Community, Employment, Environment, Transport.

Concrete Concept

Alan Clawley reviews the definitive refence guide to Brutalism.

26 January, 2016 in Architecture, Books.

A future for the past

Alan Clawley reflects on how recent architecture can be saved.

5 January, 2016 in Architecture, Birmingham, Business, Comment.

Decline of the invisible city

Part 3: Birmingham – Not for the People.

9 December, 2015 in Architecture, Birmingham, Comment, Property Press, Transport.
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Decline of the invisible city

Part 2: A Surfeit of Leadership.

8 December, 2015 in A mayor for Birmingham?, Architecture, Comment, Politics.

How much is it worth then?

Alan Clawley wonders if Birmingham city council will realise they have an undervalued gem on their hands.

5 December, 2015 in Architecture, Comment, Politics.

Who wants refugees?

Is improvement always a good thing? Alan Clawley poses the question.

2 December, 2015 in Architecture, Comment, Community, Politics.

The invisible planner

Who’s in charge? asks Alan Clawley.

22 October, 2015 in Architecture, Politics, Transport.

Moseley Road Baths added to ‘at risk’ register

Perilous state of city landmark recognised.

16 October, 2015 in Architecture, Swimming.

Snow Hill masterplan set for adoption

Council to give business district go-ahead.

13 October, 2015 in Architecture, Business, Property Press.

Library Story

Appeal for help with book publication.

30 September, 2015 in Architecture, Books.

Argent not credible on Library

What future for the Central Library? wonders Alan Clawley.

22 September, 2015 in Architecture, Comment, Politics.

Howard Exclusive: Immigrants to be given seats in the House of Lords

Sir Howard Elston, our Westminster correspondent, reports on a new initiative to solve two problems at once.

28 August, 2015 in Architecture, Most recent.

Preston leads the way

Alan Clawley reports on a Brutalist success story.

18 August, 2015 in Architecture, Comment.

The slow death of the Public Architect

Alan Clawley on an extinct species in town planning.

21 July, 2015 in Architecture, Birmingham, Comment.
Surestart Centre. Picture: Alan Clawley

Time for change

Alan Clawley wonders when architectural tastes began to alter.

1 July, 2015 in Architecture, Birmingham, Comment.

Downing the Ziggurat III

Alan Clawley on the latest developments in Paradise.

18 June, 2015 in Architecture, Comment.

Heir to Manzoni

Alan Clawley on the legacy of Clive Dutton.

11 June, 2015 in Architecture, Comment, Community.

Record demand leads to unprecedented Birmingham construction spree

Over 1 million square feet of office space to be built as financial services companies flock to Birmingham’s business district.

2 June, 2015 in Architecture, Birmingham, Business, Most recent.

Game on

Alan Clawley reflects on Birmingham’s latest TV star.

1 May, 2015 in Architecture, Comment, Television.

Madin’s man

Alan Clawley gives a remarkable insight into the building of Paradise Circus.

6 April, 2015 in Architecture.

Downing the Ziggurat II

Alan Clawley reports on the timescale for Paradise Circus redevelopment.

25 March, 2015 in Architecture, Birmingham.

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