Birmingham’s first SMART Building, Enterprise Wharf, is described by CBRE as currently the city’s most exciting new build.

The 49-storey tower will be the world’s tallest octagonal residential tower and will create a stunning new landmark to the Birmingham skyline.

Designed by Glenn Howells Architects, One Centenary Way has 3-metre-wide horizontal windows encased within an exposed structural steel façade.

The Millenium Point project  comprises a 6- storey, 975 space car park and adjacent coach park. The car park façade incorporates special acrylic panels which create a ‘light cube’ effect. The varying angles these panels are placed at provide the car park with its striking external appearance.

One of the tallest buildings in Birmingham, the Mercian stands 41 storeys tall, providing 481 homes in the centre of the city. The facade pay homage to Birmingham's history, the brass fins showcasing its industrial heritage, while also looking to meet the future needs of this growing city.

A redevelopment of the former Birmingham City University campus, Plots 8 & 9 of the Perry Barr Residential Scheme house 430 apartments.

The Library of Birmingham was designed by Dutch architects, Mecanoo, to house not only the conventional library and archives but also the state-of-the-art gallery space, a recording studio and dedicated spaces for children amongst other things.

TouchBase Pears, Birmingham, is a pioneering and innovative new build development for SENSE, a national charity that supports deaf-blind people or those who have sensory impairments.

An elegant façade encloses the curvaceous eight-storey One Chamberlain Square – the first building delivered at the £700m Paradise scheme in the heart of Birmingham.