Associated Architects’ Brum towers set for approval

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Source: Associated Architects

Planners support 53-storey and 41-storey blocks earmarked for northern edge of city centre

Associated Architects is poised to get the green light for a twin-tower scheme on the north-east fringe of Birmingham city centre.

The city-based practice’s proposals for Woodbourne Group would deliver a 53-storey tower and a 41-storey sister block at Dartmouth Circus, along with two other buildings – of nine and 14 storeys.

The Curzon Wharf scheme would replace a low-rise industrial estate with up to 620 new homes,  732 student units, 12,000sq m of office or research-and-development space, and retail and leisure space.

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