Crispy
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The Curzon Gateway student housing?If the viaduct is high enough to clear the building I'm thinking of it's gonna be one hell of a thing
It'll have to be demolished.
So they're rebuilding Birmingham New Street...
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It'll have to be demolished.
beesonthewhatnow
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beesonthewhatnow
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Well, quite. 10 years life for any large construction project is still a ridiculous waste though
beesonthewhatnow
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It just strikes me as an example of how little "joined up" planning there is for stuff, it's a tad depressing.
Dogsauce
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Couldn't they have double-decked New St and built the HS2 terminal above the existing platforms? Probably too late with the current development, but wouldn't have involved taking much land.
I suspect it's out at Curzon St partially to try and regenerate that area and encourage development.
And in any case, why would 'demolishing half the city centre' necessarily be a bad thing
(other than perhaps half not being enough).
I suspect it's out at Curzon St partially to try and regenerate that area and encourage development.
And in any case, why would 'demolishing half the city centre' necessarily be a bad thing
(other than perhaps half not being enough).
Crispy
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Yeah, just demolish the Rotunda and half the Bullring, no problem
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And the latest: Birmingham's New Street Station is set to open in September 2015 after a £650m redevelopment
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-28571591
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-28571591
farmerbarleymow
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It's still pretty chaotic inside, but they are making progress, albeit slowly.
Rain and lichen will have it looking like a railway structure before you've really noticed the passing time
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