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The The city skyline from Kingston Hill, Bordesley April 2006
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Snow Hill and BT Tower from the Jewellery Quarter July 2006
 

The city skyline from Kingston Hill, Bordesley April 2006
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Birmingham Skyline May 2005 from Moseley School
 

The city skyline from Kingston Hill, Bordesley May 2005

The city skyline from Kingston Hill, Bordesley January 2003

Tallest buildings in BIRMINGHAM

News: Holloway Circus Tower Tops Out

Holloway Circus Tower
Birmingham's latest landmark. The Holloway Circus Tower, designed by Ian Simpson Architects reached its full height of 122 metres in 2005 The 40 storey building is now the tallest skyscraper in Birmingham and offers stunning views from the upper floors. The building includes the Raddison Hotel, 150 apartments and a full spec gym.

	Building Name		Ft	m	Floors
	Telecom Tower		500	152	-
	Joseph Chamberlain Clock Tower		328	100	-
1	Holloway Circus Tower		400	122	40
2	Alpha Tower		328	100	28
3	Cleveland Tower, Holloway Circus		295	90	32
4	Clydesdale Tower, Holloway Circus		295	90	32
5	Orion Building		295	90	28
6	The Rotunda		265	81	23
7	National Westminster House		262	80	23
8	Five Ways Tower		250	76	22
9	Centre City Tower		250	76	21
10	Hyatt Regency Hotel		246	75	24
11	Snow Hill Plaza (Kennedy Tower)		235	72	20
12	Colmore Gate		230	70	15
13	Quayside Tower (Broad Street)		230	70	18
14	The McLaren Building		225	69	21
15	Metropolitan House		225	69	19
16	Edgbaston House		220	67	18
17	Post and Mail Building		215	65	16
18	Bank of England Tower		210	64	20
19	Broad Street 195-209		210	64	18
20	Fifty4 Hagley Rd		207	63	18
21	Stephenson Tower, Station Street		205	62	20
22	Hagley House		200	61	17

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