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Birmingham is seizing its moment to drive real change
The Commonwealth Games have given Birmingham a once in a generation opportunity to transform a formerly struggling part of the city
Seeing the energy and the spirit of collaboration in Birmingham in the run up to the 2022 Commonwealth Games has been an incredible experience. It’s shown me the combined power of community, architecture, and city-making, to touch – and enrich – people’s lives, across scales and timespans that far exceed any one project.
At Glenn Howells Architects, we are incredibly proud to have played our part in delivering the change that the Commonwealth Games is bringing to Birmingham. Perry Barr Residential Scheme has been undertaken alongside our client Birmingham City Council and project partners Arcadis and Lendlease Construction.
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