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. See notable arts buildings – such as galleries and concert halls – and civic buildings.
Visit major structures like the 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. Other firms are Ian Simpson Architects, BDP, and Stanton Williams.
Commissioned through MADE (Midlands Architecture & the Designed Environment) and the Government Office for the West Midlands this collaborative project between Sjölander da Cruz Architects and artist Gwen Heeney offers an alternative to the mass produced youth shelters that proliferate today to regenerate that area of Wolverhampton.
This project is for an office for the Urban Splash (Midlands) Ltd. and their development team but also to provide a landmark Marketing Suite for the Walsall Waterfront development
Strata Dudley project building, Black Country underground park, West Midlands visitor experience design by Knight Architects + Moxon Architects, central England, UK
Unlocking the potential of an under-used 1920s building to create a world-class headquarters building with office, café and conference space.
A rapid programme has been agreed to deliver a new building which is designed to be an inspirational public face for the University, this will comprise an entrance building, Newman University College, family learning centre and crèche.
Pentavia Birmingham office building design by Aedas Architects in the West Midlands, UK: England development, comercial property news
Fort Dunlop Birmingham, Urban Splash development in West Midlands, central England, UK – design by shedkm architects – West Midlands architecture
Sidney Stringer Academy, Coventry education, Midlands, England – design by Sheppard Robson Architects – building images, English architecture news, UK development project
The masterplan outlines the redevelopment of a central area opposite Coventry’s train station, envisaging improvements to the local infrastructure and public realm, including a new pedestrian route into the city centre.
Working closely with Barton Willmore, the masterplanning and landscape architects for Longbridge, Holder Mathias Architects will ensure the detailed designs for Longbridge town centre fit within the parameters of the planning application for Longbridge North
Birmingham Concert Hall building design by Glen Howells Architects, England, architecture – West Midlands property development news
With materials drawn from the library’s world-class collections, the exhibition is one of the events marking the bicentenary of the death of Matthew Boulton (1728-1809), the pioneering Birmingham manufacturer and industrialist.
Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, Coventry building design by Pringle Richards Sharratt in central England: Prime Minister’s Better Public Building Award Finalist 2009 – Midlands architecture news, UK
Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College, Birmingham education building design by Nicholas Hare Architects: West Midlands educational architecture news: beautiful, protected and calm environment belies its tough inner-city environment.
The original Queen Elizabeth Hospital (NHS) from 1938 was named after the Queen Mother, and designed by Thomas Arthur Lodge. tWest Midlands healthcare building renewal design by BDP Architects.
Library of Birmingham building design by Mecanoo architecten, Midlands, England achitecture competition, cultural development UK
The Jerde Partnership announced that it has completed a master plan that will guide the next 15-20 years of development intended to transform the Coventry city center in the United Kingdom.