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Architecture of Birmingham – goodbye Brutalism?

Spent lovely 24 hours in Brum this week – going to see the stunningly brilliant Clint Mansell with my good mate Neil but as always the Architecture of Birmingham just jumps out at me at every step – so here are some shots of my trip including the old Birmingham Central Library which is being […]

Spent lovely 24 hours in Brum this week – going to see the stunningly brilliant Clint Mansell with my good mate Neil

but as always the Architecture of Birmingham just jumps out at me at every step – so here are some shots of my trip including the old Birmingham Central Library which is being removed.

Modern reflections #Birmingham #architecture

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“No parking” #Birmingham #architecture #gentrification

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Leaning #architecture #streetphotography #brutalism #urbanengland #gentrification #Birmingham

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Juxtaposed with you #Birmingham #architecture #gentrification #abandoned #urbanengland

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“Red Beret” #Birmingham #architecture #streetphotography #brutalism #urbanengland #gentrification

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“Surprised” #Birmingham #architecture #streetphotography #brutalism #urbanengland

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Birmingham ‘Welcome to Paradise” #architecture #brutalism #urbanengland #gentrification

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