Located near the former Midland Brewery and adjacent to Birmingham’s historic Law Courts, the design draws inspiration from the area’s industrial past. This heritage narrative informed a material and detailing language that is both expressive and grounded. Refined brasswork and terracotta brick detailing became core features of the scheme. In the main reception lobby, double-height lime-rendered terracotta arches frame the space, paired with recycled stone-content tiled flooring, a nod to the neighbouring Victorian architecture.

At level 49, a standout resident self-service bar is set within a brushed brass drum, a contemporary reference to the brewing vats of the former Midland Brewery. This careful layering of historical reference and modern design ensures that the interiors feel both authentic and forward-looking.

We approached the amenity offer as an ecosystem, where every space plays a role in enhancing wellbeing, fostering community, and supporting everyday living. The concept blends Birmingham’s industrial legacy with a contemporary, confident aesthetic, balancing layered textures, muted palettes, and tactile materials to bring warmth and identity to each space.

The scheme includes a wide range of resident-focused amenities, strategically located across the 3 building on the site to support community, wellbeing, and lifestyle:

Block A includes; main reception and ground floor café lounge, whilst at level 49 the amenities include a dedicated co-working lounge with focus pods a pod-cast suite and content creation room. A private dining suite, games lounge, residents bar and roof terrace.

Whilst in Block B a State-of-the-art gym, studio, and wellness spa complete with steam room, sauna, jacuzzi, plunge pool, treatment rooms and a juice bar, form a dedicated destination for resident’s wellbeing.

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