Bullring, Birmingham : Architecture + Information

Bullring, Birmingham Size: 125,300 m² Opened: 2003 Ownership: Hammerson 33%/Henderson Global Investors 33%/Land Securities 33% No of tenants: 166 Anchor stores: Selfridges, Debenhams Tenure: Leasehold Average rent: £455/per m² The Bullring photo © webbaviation Developed in a three-way joint venture between Hammerson, Henderson Global Investors and Land Securities and completed in 2003, Bullring has transformed Birmingham’s city centre. It is located in the heart of Birmingham adjacent to the main train station and benefits from a footfall of over 40 million a year. Bullring continues to attract UK and international brands, demonstrated by the recent lettings to A|X Armani Exchange, DKNY Jeans, Kurt Geiger and Ben Sherman. The restaurant offer continues to flourish and is home to 14 restaurateurs inclusing Pizza Express and Wagamama. Bullring Birmingham - Information from Hammerson PR in 271107 Bullring Bull photo © webbaviation The Rotunda, 150 New Street 1961-65 James Roberts 81m high / 23 storeys The Rotunda Conversion 2008 Glenn Howells Architects 234 residential apartments for developers Urban Splash photo © Nic Gaunt The Rotunda Birmingham Selfridges Birmingham 2005 Future Systems Architects St Martins Church with Selfridges store on right: photo © webbaviation