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Warwick Bar Minerva Works, Digbeth, Birmingham Warwick Bar Minerva Works, Digbeth, Birmingham Summary • Located in Digbeth, Birmingham on Fazeley Street Birmingham City • Proposed development (mixed use): University o 118 apartments, 6,300 sqm o Over 3,000 sqm office space The Site o 1,400 sqm retail & 650 sqm food and beverage • Consists of both listed and non-listed buildings • Area existing buildings Bullring & Grand Central (Shopping Building sqm centre) 106-110 & 122 Fazeley Street 1,055 Banana Warehouse 350 Clifton Steel Warehouse 1,430 Minerva Works 4,725 The CustarD Factory www.warwickbar.wordpress.com Description The site is located in Fazeley Street, Digbeth, Birmingham. The Warwick Bar is known as the cultural quarter of Birmingham and previously comprised factories and workshops. Today it holds a combination of art, heavy industry and service sector agencies. The site has several existing buildings, some listed. A few of the buildings are occupied on short term leases, which expires in a few months or in three years. Examples of tenants are K4 Architects, Grand Union and Edible Eastside. Digbeth is currently being redeveloped and is according to the Sunday Times the ‘coolest place to live in the UK’. The site is surrounded by Fazeley Street (south), Grand Union Canal (north), River Rae (east) and Digbeth Branch Mast 1 5 114.6m 1 L B Canal (west). 0 A t A o 108.8m Overflow 1 W R 1 t L A K o c o 7 l T B E Minerva Works, Clifton Steel Warehouse and 106-110 & 122 Fazeley Street H Y LB 1 Science Garden Tank O 0 M L T Sluice 3 I O REE D ST D M ON RZ MP L E CU E W 109.4m SL W R 7 Works A Car Park Y O t o W 1 100.3m 2 109.7m Eastside City Park T The buildings on the site are: Minerva Works (4,725 sqm), Clifton Steel EE ay R ce W E T 1 ru 0 S 6 D Miles U G A PH T N P O A M LANDOR STREET R 1 100.3m K Warehouse (1,430 sqm), Banana Warehouse (350 sqm) and 106-110 & ESS l t S c 8 T e u T d E n SL SL R ia E n V 6 E Ward Bdy R u E T T Masshouse Plaza T S SL SL L Viaduct 122 FazeleyA Street (1,055 sqm). The buildings do not exceed three N SL A C 7 W E N ea R r storeys and the architectural quality in the area comprises of for example e iv S Gantry R E 100.6m G Works A S S A M Depot Pipeline P high-quality brickwork and sparingly decorations. O T N ESS N O T M ESS A L G E B Shelter U E 107.9m S T BAN SL R BUR E Ea Y l E gl ST E e RE a G a E n T nd T a A Tun C S ch S (PH n A ) Car Park a P Park Street t Br NT c 2 O du h th BELM Gardens ia 5 t a V be P ig w D To L Works A W 105.8m Pro of H L ouse E 1 Y 5 M I WB D FB D L Sinks E T Works l W E a n A E a B 110.9m e F Y R C s T h u c WB dy o S Depot 100.0m B n ard h a W R r e B r Garage E h G a V et U ra W O b C n Car Park g i n Depot D i a o d D 0m n n N . a 03 l The Banana Warehouse A 1 103.0m 107.6m FA 70 ZELE Y ST th REE a El Sub Sta 1 T P 0 ow 1 Shelter 82 T Ks L or o T 1 c E W5 k E t R o T 1 S 7 104.9m EW OM B L T a O E s TH in R E Warehouse BA 1 W R NE T S 2 106.1m L Factory E Works 100.0m A V 1 m I 0 99.7m 4 N 6 . R 6 t A Car Park 6 o D 0 C 1 Digbeth Hall 1 Dogs Home 1 Factory E Factory 0 W 5 R E C N A N 8 T E 103.9m o T D Warehouse Factory Factory 12 103.0mw B 2 P E E Factory British a E R t R B Car Park h T Y Waterways ry S S Factory Depot n T Car Park o E R n s i a U E s m G E a g A T Factory B in p 100.3m T 1 lo N 1 2 S O 1 Warehouse M 17 5 Tanks 9 to 3 Shelter 1 5 1 11 4 0 100.9m L 1 9 1 1 I 2 3 0 2 1 3 T 8 2 4 8 1 .0 T 1 9 m L 7 3 4 1 E 1 8 Works o B t 1 1 T A 4 a 1 101.8m e E R 1 1 7 Depot E R R 60 r ry R Minerva Work2 s on ShTelter 6 ve s G S S i a T 105.2m Snowhill Snooker Club R m ra R 110.3m y ng n R R Car Park pi El Sub Sta A g lo d E 8 Warehouse o El Sub Sta S B E a l U T T 8 o T n 1 A 9 109.1m n E i E 0 o 1 R h E n 101.5m G c R C T e E T a E 1 T S n 0 T R 2 8 Works a o T 5 & D l w 101.8m S 1 Car Park 7 09 e R P R 5 8 c O a E 1 t o n F h M t 7 e Factory L (Telecommunication) K 1 5 i 7 A 4 c C 6 P 5 S I 8 f P 5 1 105.2m 102.7m o 101.2m 7 105.5m 8 8 ESS l 101.8m 7 1 o Works 1 2 The o h Bond in L PH c 4 F 103.3m I Digbeth Works A 1 s T S 4 Z 8 a E 0 B Warehouse T Snooker Club 9 L n T L t E 2 E o 84 o E 1 Y 1 E d E 8 S 8 D n 2 LB R 1 T W 9 o R y B T 9 103.0m 0 E a A O L Works R S E R D T w D E 6 l S N i L 4 S E a T Y R R S A R T 0 E R 2 E 5 EE Works B d 1 T T e l 3 t Backside of Minerva Works 101.5m Fazeley 8 2 Karting Centre T 1 2 Studios n 1 E 103.0m a E S Gantries m R s T 4 i S Garage 3 D D o R t 6 9 1 A 1 105.8m 0 0 9 W Car Park 3 1 Shelter D E 8 9 Warehouse E 102.1m L El Sub Factory T T T I Sta E T L E 102.1m E 103.3m R Factory E Forge T 3 R Tavern Works 0 S T 2 V 3(PH) t i S D 0 o ad T R a © Crown copyright and database rights 2019 Ordnance Survey (100025252). FOR EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY. R 3 u t Works E c O E S 1 E t 0 F 7 PH V b R Car Park X I u T 1 S S O R 5 103.0m l 107.3m PH 2 7 G E N 7 L Apr 22, 2019 14:25 7 E Scale 1:2500 O D 5 V I 101.5m 4 E R Garage R 4 0 LB 3 E Factory 8 4 S r 3 6 1 Hanna Kack T 0 200 m t M 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 1 e 4 o T R 1 G K 5 2 o E 2 Car Park 2 G w E o G 7 1 3 Oxford Brookes T T o F F F 9 P E 9 2 1 9 a E n 9 F S T G t R S 1 4 1 h T 0 F F 8 University S 0 T 8 & S 2 Works www.warwickbar.wordpress.comE Y Works 3 E l 5 E Garage L o T Projection: British National Grid R b The Arch F T E T 7 G S o u 1 S 2 l 2 E E 7 4 Digimap 1 1 P G 2 3 C R E 6 1 W T 6 Works T 102.4m t p 2 9 i Warehouse T L A 0 o S 5 S I 2 E 1 v 7 G F 1 2 I 8 T 4 N D F 4 5 T 4 T G Works 6 A L O G C N 2 L I 2 L O T O 5 V V E Works Works E L L Recycling Business E 2 E E N F R 3 L R 102.7m m 6 E A T 2 I 5 R 6 T Works 101.8m P .
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