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Photo : Urban Splash

Fort Dunlop is the re-invention of an iconic yet derelict storage warehouse
into 300,000 sq ft of quality office space, 100 bedroom hotel, retail
and supportive landscape facilities. Both the building's transformation
in use, and the regenerative perception of Birmingham to those travelling
along the M6, has been achieved by a simple series of bold architectural
insertions. These enhance the existing structure whilst breathing new
life into the scheme through clear considered expressive design.
Photos : Dan Hopkinson

The scheme was re-opened in 2007, following refurbishment of the original
structure designed by Sidney Stott + W.W. Gibbings in the 1920's.
Fort Dunlop - images / text from shedkm Apr 2008
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