Birmingham’s Ringway Centre set for wrecking ball as council considers three tower plan

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Corstorphine & Wright proposals would replace brutalist landmark with blocks up to 56 storeys in height

The future of Birmingham’s Ringway centre is set to be decided later this week as councillors meet to discuss plans to replace the 1960s landmark with three towers.

The Corstorphine & Wright-designed scheme would demolish the locally listed building and see the construction of a trio of towers which would be among the tallest in the city.

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