Who owns Brindleyplace?

Hines UK
The Brindleyplace estate was acquired from Brindleyplace Limited Partnership in 2010 for £190 million by Hines UK in a joint venture with Moorfield Group.

Who built Brindleyplace?

Argent Group
Brindleyplace is a large mixed-use canalside development, in the Westside district of Birmingham, England. It was named after Brindley Place, the name of the street (in turn named after the 18th century canal engineer James Brindley) around which it is built. It was developed by the Argent Group from 1993 onwards.

Who is Brindleyplace named after?

James Brindley
Brindleyplace in Birmingham, at the heart of the canal network, is named after James Brindley and there are statues of him at Coventry Canal Basin and in the Etruria district of Stoke-on-Trent.

When was Brindleyplace opened?

1994
First mooted in 1987 and following the opening of the ICC in 1991, the new Brindleyplace estate was officially opened in 1994 as an area for both business and leisure with landmark mixed-use buildings built around three public squares. By this time Ikon was outgrowing its venue in John Bright Street.

Why was Brindley redeveloped?

The site is named in honour of the renowned 18th century canal engineer James Brindley and was originally occupied by factories at the height of Birmingham’s industrial period, but lay derelict for decades following the decline of manufacturing in the region.

Why did Brindley place need to be regenerated?

The regeneration of the estate, led by Argent, has gone on to create 10,000 jobs for people in bars, restaurants, offices and leisure facilities. With work on Paradise Circus set to begin, the anniversary is a reminder of how development in Birmingham can pay off.

How has Brindley place changed?

What’s in the Mailbox Birmingham?

Visit the Mailbox to find luxury retailers including Harvey Nichols, Emporio Armani, Paul Smith, The Wedding Club, Heal’s, MADE.com and many more. Plus, a range of exclusive restaurants and bars such as Tom’s Kitchen, Miller & Carter, Aluna’s and Gourmet Burger Kitchen.

Who built the Mailbox in Birmingham?

Stanton Williams
Mailbox Birmingham (also known as The Mailbox) is a mixed-use development located within the city centre of Birmingham, England. The scheme comprises 689,000 sq. ft….Mailbox Birmingham.

What shops are in the mailbox?

Are there toilets in the mailbox?

There are 13 spaces on Lower Ground of the car park, as well as a further 3 on the Ground floor. A disabled toilet is available for visitors, located on the Lower Ground level of the car park, just next to the central lifts.

Where is the Brindleyplace development in Birmingham UK?

Introduction Brindleyplace is an inner city mixed-use development on 7 hectares of land next to the International Convention Centre in Birmingham, UK.

How many people visit Brindleyplace in a year?

Two decades on, Brindleyplace is one of the most vibrant, dynamic areas in the city. 8,500 people work there and it attracts around four million visitors a year. In total, BAM built seven of the eleven main buildings in the development: working in a close partnership with the owner and developer Argent PLC.

When was the Brindleyplace estate acquired by HSBC?

The Brindleyplace estate was acquired from Brindleyplace Limited Partnership in 2010 for £190 million by Hines UK in a joint venture with Moorfield Group. Several buildings in Brindleyplace were acquired by HSBC Alternative Investments, with Hines UK being retained as asset manager to the estate.

How many buildings did Bam build in Brindleyplace?

In total, BAM built seven of the eleven main buildings in the development: working in a close partnership with the owner and developer Argent PLC. Perhaps the biggest challenge was the building that’s now home to the Royal Bank of Scotland: conceived to bring together one existing building and two unbuilt ones.