Brindley Place, Birmingham

Client: Argent PLC
Architect: Porphyrios Associates/Allies & Morrison/Stanton Williams/Siddell Gibson
Contractor: Carillion/HBG
Type of works: EH Smith helped with the selection and supply of all facing bricks for this highly-acclaimed urban redevelopment.

The city of Birmingham has been given a brand new heart. The canals, once the lifeblood of the industrial revolution, have been reclaimed to provide the focus for a colourful, new, cosmopolitan ambience thanks to the extensive redevelopment of Brindley Place and Broad Street. More than 8,500 people now work in Brindley Place and it is often seen as the benchmark for a successful major regeneration project.

EH Smith were consulted by the architects of all the buildings within the development. The company has played a major part in the selection of all of the facing bricks, resulting in a highly-acclaimed urban redevelopment. EH Smith is proud to have contributed to this exciting and successful regeneration scheme.

4 Brindley Place accomplished finalist status in the 2004 Brickwork Awards, a distinction of the architectural merits and quality workmanship of this project.

All of the products on 8 Brindley Place, supplied by EH Smith, were successfully delivered 'just in time' as requested by the developers.

Tony Giddings, Construction Director at Argent PLC, said: "We have been highly delighted with the proactive approach of EH Smith to the demands and challenges of providing the very extensive number and type of bricks for the Brindley Place development. They have been a professional, efficient and reliable member of the development team and have been instrumental in meeting the aesthetic demands, technical specifications and cost parameters during the eleven year project."

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