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Associated Architects wins approval for 53-storey build-to-rent tower
Approval of £360m mixed use Curzon Wharf project paves way for city’s tallest building
Associated Architects has secured permission for a mixed use development on behalf of Birmingham-based developer Woodbourne Group. The scheme is set to include a 53-storey build-to-rent tower, which would be Birmingham’s tallest building.
Woodbourne Group said the Curzon Wharf scheme, which it says will be net zero carbon, will deliver 498 rented homes in the 53-storey tower, plus a further 732 student beds in a 41-storey tower and another 122 homes in a separate 14-storey block.
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