Archive for the ‘Birmingam City University’ Category
Birmingham City University ‘City Centre Campus’ given the go-ahead.
Posted by: Simon on: 21st November, 2008.
The Birmingham Post have written that Birmingham City Council have given the green light for the new City Centre Campus.
BIRMINGHAM’S City University has finally been given the go ahead for its new £150 million campus at the heart of the Eastside regeneration zone.
Only a rubber stamp from the government is needed before the former University of [...]
Green light for £150m Eastside City Centre Campus
Posted by: Simon on: 7th November, 2008.
From Birmingham City University web site,
Birmingham City University today came one step closer to the realisation of its new £150m Eastside City Centre campus. The University has now been given the green light by City Planners at Birmingham City Council to go ahead with its plans to build its ambitious new campus.
The University’s new [...]
Arup awarded contracts for Birmingham City University Eastside Campus
Posted by: Simon on: 29th October, 2008.
Contract Award Notice from OJEU
Birmingham: signage/wayfinding/informatics consultant. – Ove Arup
Birmingham: consultant acoustic/vibration engineer. – Ove Arup
Birmingham: consultant ground works/highway engineer. – Ove Arup
Birmingham: consultant public health services engineer. – Ove Arup
City Centre Campus set for green light in Eastside
Posted by: Simon on: 15th October, 2008.
From Birmingham Mail, very sloppy and inaccurate report, but hey-ho,
Oct 15 2008 by Neil Elkes, Birmingham Mail
CITY planners are set to give the green light to a £150 million university campus in the heart of the city centre.
Birmingham City University wants to build media, technology and arts schools on a derelict former industrial site at [...]
City Centre Campus Outline Planning Submitted
Posted by: Simon on: 8th July, 2008.
“Application number
C/03525/08/OUT
Date application received
27/06/2008
Proposal
Outline application of 55,000 sqm comprising University Campus (Use Class D1), Concert Hall (Use Class D2), Theatre (Use Class Sui Generis), retail (Use Class A1), Use Classes A3-5, car parking, landscaping and associated works, and stopping up of Bartholomew and Banbury Street.“
Images can be seen in full post.
City Centre Campus – Your Questions Answered
Posted by: Simon on: 31st May, 2008.
Today I was invited to the press event for the unveiling of the outline plans for the new City Centre Campus. I have to say, I was impressed. I spent over one and a half hours with the architects from BDP and I managed to get many questions answered that readers of this blog have [...]
University Unveils City Centre Campus Plans
Posted by: Simon on: 30th May, 2008.
A new press release from Birmingham City University,
UNIVERSITY UNVEILS CITY CENTRE CAMPUS PLANS
• £150m development proposals go on display to public
• Vice-Chancellor hails ambitious plans
• Dedicated website launched
Birmingham City University is displaying its plans for a City Centre Campus development in public for the first time.
The exhibition opened at Millennium Point this afternoon (Friday May [...]
Some more City Centre Campus images.
Posted by: Simon on: 29th May, 2008.
I will fill you in tomorrow with all the ins and outs of the designs for the full outline planning application, however for now:
Sneak Peek of new City Centre Campus?
Posted by: Simon on: 28th May, 2008.
Here is a sneak peek of renders of the new £150m Birmingham City University city centre campus. I must stress these may not be the final designs.
University to Showcase £150m Eastside Plans
Posted by: Simon on: 27th May, 2008.
University to Showcase £150m Eastside Plans
• Proposals for City Centre Campus to go on display
• Major development of Birmingham’s Eastside
• Chance for public to have their say
Birmingham City University’s ambitious plans for a flagship £150m campus are to go on display to the public.
The University is offering people the chance to look at the outline [...]
Eastside Feeds
- Best Choice Travels » Blog Archive » Vacations In Birmingham and ...... attractions including some highly informative and interesting museums and galleries, for example the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery and the Thinktank in the Eastside. ...guest
- Kimyanın Tarihi | www.tombaki.comPriestley, 1780 yılında Birmingham kentinde Yeni Birlik Cemaati rahipliğine atanmış, burada James Watt, Josiah Wedgwood, James Keir, Matthew Boulton gibi bilim adamlarıyla yakın ilişki kurarak kentte canlı bir bilim çevresinin oluşumunu ...mtombaki
- Jls - surchur... BreakingNews.ie) ... were injured during a crowd surge at Birmingham's Christmas lights switch-on, as chart-toppers JLS performed on stage.Up to 20000 people turned out for the event at Millennium Point – only 5000 were expected. ...unknown
- Birmingham Vacations And Where To Stay... to visit including a few interesting museums and art galleries, for example the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, Barber Institute of Fine Arts and the new museum called Thinktank in the Eastside. ...Karl Fraser
- What happened in Birmingham at the switch on? | Birmingham GardenersAccording to reports, about 20000 to 21000 (officially) or 27000 people (police estimates) turned up for a show at Birmingham's Millennium Point, Jennens Lane, which had been expected to attract just 5000 fans. ...admin
- Digbeth is Good » Espresso sized theatre Friday nightMicrosoft subsidiary Rare set for move into Birmingham November 26, 2009; The rise and rise of Fazeley Studios November 26, 2009; UB40 stand up for Birmingham music scene at Rainbow benefit gig in Digbeth November 4, 2009 ...Nicky Getgood
- Birmingham civic library gets planning permission, but the critics ...That was about par for the course as far as the Birmingham library saga is concerned. In 2000 when the then Labour council leader Sir Albert Bore proposed demolishing the Central Library and building a replacement at Eastside, ...Paul Dale
- Birmingham to be new centre for international danceFestival organisers are using the city's best assets bringing dance to all the nooks and crannies of the region - putting dance into unusual venues including the Town Hall, Ikon Eastside and even West Midlands' canals. ...Hannah Waldram
- The rise and rise of Fazeley Studios – The Birmingham PostThe rise and rise of Fazeley Studios The Birmingham Post (see the story here) Together with The Custard Factory and The Big Peg, Fazeley Studios forms a key part of the “Gray empire” run by antiques market ... and more.admin
- Birmingham Post - Business - Business News - Creative industries ...Digbeth is set to clinch a place at the heart of the global gaming industry after it emerged Microsoft is poised to take space in a converted church building in Birmingham's former industrial centre. Anna Blackaby reports.unknown
