103 Colmore Row, Birmingham

Birmingham’s tallest office

Located on the site of the former 1970’s NatWest Tower, in the centre of Birmingham’s business district, 103 Colmore Row is a stunning new landmark for the city.

Comprising 223,631 sq ft of BREEAM Excellent Grade A office space, the 26 storey building, boasts a four storey winter garden, along with a two storey top floor restaurant and a ground floor café, which will be operated by D&D London. On the 18th floor there is also a 3,000 sq ft roof terrace.

Project details

Customer: Rockspring Property Investment Managers LLP and Sterling Property Ventures
Contractor: BAM Construction
Architect: Doone Silver Kerr
Quantity Surveyor: Quantem
Structural Engineers: Davies Maguire

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Roof terrace

Storey winter garden

246m

above sea level

The reception provides the perfect environment for agile working through a series of breakout areas and business lounge. While floor to ceiling glazing will offer tenants and visitors 360 views of the city.

It will be the first commercial office development in Birmingham’s central business district to benefit from the city’s District Energy Scheme. A pivotal part of Birmingham City Council’s climate change strategy, which aims to cut C02 emissions by 60 per cent by 2027. It will also use 100 per cent renewable energy for its electricity, making it one of the cleanest and greenest office developments in Birmingham.

The scheme is the first commercial office building in the city to combine enhanced facilities management with smart tech, via its own mobile app. The app will deliver an unrivalled occupier experience and provide the on-site property and facilities management team with real time data, including information about the building’s energy performance and usage by tenants. Occupiers will also have access to their own energy performance data via the app, enabling them to demonstrate their environmental credentials.

BAM says that almost 10,000 weeks of local employment have been carried out by staff from within ten miles of the project site while 114 students have worked on it through the company's links with Birmingham City University.

A total of 47 apprentices have worked on the development alongside several weeks of placements for students.

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