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Tag Archives: redevelopment

Downing the Ziggurat III

Alan Clawley on the latest developments in Paradise.

18 June, 2015 in Architecture, Comment.

Birmingham – an airport for Britain

Birmingham Airport has today published its response to the Airports Commission’s challenge to deliver aviation capacity in the long-term.

26 July, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Environment, Property Press, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Walsall Labour oppose move to exclude public and press

Labour councillors are opposing a move by Walsall council to discuss a tax-funded, multi-million pound project in secret session away from the eyes of the public and press.

3 July, 2013 in Most recent, Open Government, Property Press, Walsall.

When the state steps in

Alan Clawley looks back at the controversy surrounding the old and new Birmingham Libraries.

1 July, 2013 in Architecture, Birmingham, Comment.

Library building ‘obsolete’

Birmingham City Council officials have written a report to the Cabinet stating that the 40-year-old Central Library building is not only vacant but ‘obsolete’ as well, reveals Alan Clawley.

23 June, 2013 in Architecture, Birmingham, Democratise, Environment, Open Government, Property Press.

Another quiet day in Paradise

Alan Clawley is really struggling to garner a useful reaction from Birmingham City Council.

15 June, 2013 in Architecture, Birmingham, Business, Democratise, Local history, Open Government.

Birmingham Airport’s vision for long-term growth

Birmingham Airport, together with a coalition of business leaders and local councils, will today unveil a vision that would enable the Airport to grow in line with future demand

10 June, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Property Press, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Streetwise

Laurence Inman has been studying the decline of the high street.

5 June, 2013 in Comment, Environment, Features, Moseley and Kings Heath.

Walsall Labour allege Tory panic over shopping centre

Walsall’s Labour group claim that after, what they describe as, three years of failed promises and unsuccessful negotiations, Walsall Council has committed £8 million to a flagship retail project with less than 24 hours notice.

8 May, 2013 in Most recent, Open Government, Politics, Property Press, Walsall.

Overground and Underwhelmed

Stage 1 of the £598m New Street Station redevelopment opened last week. The Birmingham press were impressed, the Birmingham Press wasn’t. Steve Beauchampé reports.

8 May, 2013 in Architecture, Birmingham, Comment, Environment, Property Press.
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Innovation Birmingham restructure to pave way for £35m science park expansion

The management and delivery company for Birmingham Science Park Aston’s flagship Faraday Wharf building and £35 million Digital Plaza development zone has been restructured and renamed as Innovation Birmingham Limited.

1 May, 2013 in Birmingham, Business.
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Let there be light

Alan Clawley has been watching the redevelopment of Birmingham’s New Street Station and takes issue with the motives behind it.

8 April, 2013 in Architecture, Birmingham, Business, Transport.

Hezza raises hopes for city funding

Today the Government has endorsed Lord Heseltine’s review “No Stone Unturned”, which recommends a single funding pot strategy for cities.

18 March, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Property Press.

Birmingham reveals its economic zones in 3D at MIPIM

Birmingham has unveiled the first glimpse of an interactive 3D map at MIPIM, which brings its new economic zones to life.

18 March, 2013 in Architecture, Birmingham, Business.

First time buyers invited to special open weekend at Park Central, Birmingham

Crest Nicholson Regeneration will be hosting a special open weekend aimed directly at those people looking to take their first steps onto the property ladder

14 March, 2013 in Birmingham, Environment, Property Press.

Rebuilding Longbridge

Construction is now underway on the latest phase of homes to be built on the former MG Rover factory in Longbridge, near Birmingham.

27 February, 2013 in Local history, Longbridge, Property Press.

Why conservation makes sense

Alan Clawley explains the case for retention, not destruction.

20 February, 2013 in Architecture, Birmingham, Environment, Local history, Property Press.

Wolves Uni lays out plans for £25m science building

The University of Wolverhampton has laid out its plans for its new £25m science building at its City Campus.

16 February, 2013 in Architecture, Most recent, Wolverhampton.

Rally to Restore Confidence

The Forum for the Built Environment is holding a national Rally to Restore Confidence in building

21 December, 2012 in Architecture, Birmingham, Property Press, What's on.

Passionate about conservation

Alan Clawley believes history shows that the Council just can’t cope with anyone who displays too much passion for the past.

15 December, 2012 in Architecture, Birmingham, Comment, Democratise, Local history, Politics, Property Press.

Plans for city campus redevelopment revealed

The University of Wolverhampton has announced plans for a multi-million pound redevelopment of its City Campus.

12 December, 2012 in Architecture, Education, Environment, Most recent, Property Press, Wolverhampton.

Selling Birmingham to investors

Ten influential advisers to global investors toured Birmingham last week to see the city’s increasingly compelling offer for themselves.

7 December, 2012 in Architecture, Birmingham, Business, Environment, Local history, Property Press.

The economics of regeneration

Alan Clawley writes: “We are not alone in being sceptical about the ability of the Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) and the RZ to rescue developments like Paradise Circus.”

3 December, 2012 in Architecture, Birmingham, Politics, Property Press.

Competition winning Solihull schoolboy gets the picture

A Solihull schoolboy is flying high after winning a competition designed to increase awareness about Birmingham Airport’s runway extension.

16 October, 2012 in Business, Environment, Most recent, Solihull, Transport.

Last chance to see…

Alan Clawley believes that if buildings have lives they can also have obituaries written about them when they die.

9 October, 2012 in Architecture, Comment, Features, Most recent, Solihull.

Head and shoulders under Kennedy

Martin Mullaney, is shocked to discover additions are to be made to the Kennedy Memorial Mural

3 October, 2012 in Architecture, Birmingham, Comment, Local history, Politics.

Birmingham unveils its economic zones

• Zones combine spatial and economic planning to attract £1.5 billion of investment
• Six zones across the city have the potential to create nearly 50,000 jobs

25 September, 2012 in Birmingham, Business, Politics.

Death of Louis Carus

Alan Clawley laments the passing Louis Carus and wonders what will replace the Conservatoire’s Adrian Boult Hall.

15 September, 2012 in Architecture, Birmingham, Local history.

Architect of the Year 2012

The shortlists of architects in the running for the title of Architect of the Year 2012 has been published by Building Design magazine.

12 September, 2012 in Architecture, Birmingham, Comment.

Birmingham representatives meet the Premier

Local politicians and business leaders have commented on a recent meeting with the Prime Minister

6 September, 2012 in Birmingham, Business, Democratise, Politics.

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