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Plans lodged for next phase of Birmingham’s £700m Paradise development
Commercial building, hotel and new public realm schemes designed by FCBS, ISA, GHA and Grant
Three planning applications have been lodged with Birmingham council to complete the second phase of the city’s £700m Paradise redevelopment.
It follows a consultation over the summer on the plans by developer MEPC, which took over the scheme from Argent in July. MEPC is the development arm of Hermes which has been a long-standing funder of the Paradise scheme.
The first application is for a 180,000sq ft commercial building, Three Chamberlain Square, designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios.
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