Three Arena Central (HMRC) - Latest community update in photos from It's Your Build (November 2019)

Wow! Just take a look at this latest gallery of photography from our growing People with Passion at Its Your Build - local people in Birmingham who are on hand to keep the community updated on the ever developing built environment across the City.

Here we take a close look through photography at Three Arena Central. 

Photos by Daniel Sturley

A real hive of activity at Birmingham's future tallest building - latest gallery update for The Mercian

A real hive of activity at Birmingham's (soon to be) tallest building. Pouring of concrete continues throughout, new floors are also being prepped, plus a concrete pump now sits tantalisingly close to the main core! Check the link for the latest Mercian update.

The first floor podium has seen a concrete pouring on the Broad Street elevation, with work again commencing on the Tennant Street side. As you can see from the pictures, the podium level almost sits level with the Lee Longlands building next door.

With progress showing zero signs of slowing down, a concrete pump also now sits tantalisingly close to the main core. 

Hopefully not too long until we see this one rise into the Birmingham sky!

Photos by Daniel Sturley

The Construction of One Chamberlain Square - October 2019

Here's a gallery of recent photos of One Chamberlain Square, the near completion of the paving of Centenary Way giving some nice perspectives of the front entrance, with nice reflections of the Museum and Art Gallery in the curved windows.

Photos by Daniel Sturley

No time for a break at 103 Colmore Row - Our end October 2019 update

Here is an end October 2019 gallery update of works at 103 Colmore. It's all go as we can see from these images taken by Daniel. 

Photos by Tom Grunt

Photos by Daniel Sturley

The Construction of Three Arena Central - October 2019 Update

Here's the latest ItsYourBuild photo gallery for Three Arena Central (HMRC). The sub-cladding is complete and the silver final panels will start to appear soon. The building looks very black and dark at the moment but makes for some interesting photos.

Take the post for a great gallery of photography.

With the curtain walling more or less complete up to level 13, attention since our last update has quickly turned to the installation of pressure plates.

All this is in preperaton for the eagerly-awaited rainscreen cladding, which should start to appear in time for our next update.

Photos by Daniel Sturley