Two Major New Offices for Upper Gough Street

ANOTHER exciting regeneration scheme for Birmingham with the delivery of two new office builds on Upper Gough Street.

The 20,005 sqmscheme, which will further encourage wider regeneration, will provide commercial units, a new public realm, an extension of Chapmans Passage, and a shared car park.

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The significant development has been brought forward by Lambert Smith Hampton & Holland Lloyd, on belhalf of City Realty.

Designed by Corstorphine + Wright, the site offers a golden opportunity to introduce a landmark office building to the area, whilst integrating Peace Gardens with a new passageway, connecting with the existing Chapmans Passageway.

This new landscaped route, designed by Fira, will dissect both builds and will provide a fluid link from Chapmans Passage, directly to the Peace Gardens, offering landscaping areas and seating for pedestrians and occupants en-route.

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The larger of the two blocks will contain rooftop gardens at the upper level providing occupants with scenic views across the city.

Influenced in its materiality by the historic Grade II listed, Church of St. Thomas, it'll be constructed in buff brindle brick, with concrete faced columns and perforated panels.

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The smaller block will feature glazed red brick, angled protruding windows and louvred panels - it has been designed to take into consideration the existing 93-99 Holloway Head, which will likely be converted as part of wider redevelopment plans.

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A shared car park will be provided within the basement of the taller block, accessed off Marshall Street. It'll feature a range of lockers and showering facilities, alongside vertical cycle racks, 20 car parking & electric vehicle bays.

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FUTURE REDEVELOPMENT PLOTS:

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