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Glancy Nicholls wins consent for Birmingham’s tallest tower

By 2020-01-21T07:00:00

Glancy Nicholls - 100 Broad Street - Birmingham tower - CGI

Source: Glancy Nicholls Architects

61-storey block is practice’s second tower in city centre in as many months

Glancy Nicholls has won planning for what will become Birmingham’s tallest tower.

The 61-storey city centre scheme at 100 Broad Street will contain 503 flats, a sky lounge and the UK’s highest restaurant outside London.

It is the practice’s second consent for a tower in the city in as many months. In December it got the go-ahead for the 51-storey One Eastside.

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