Comments on: Sky High Burgage

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By: Richard Trengrouse

Richard Trengrouse — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 16:17:18 +0000

I have real mixed feeling on this one. The way into Digbeth from the Bull Ring is just dreadful. Walking down past the Cold Store yesterday I had to step into the road way to avoid the ill mannered people waiting at the bus stops who had no intention of letting me through. The widening of the pavement and the new entry to Digbeth through Orwell passage would be a real plus, the loss of the music hall maybe we have to bare.
What do we want in Digbeth- the new Rhubarb is a joy but the plans for both the huge site opposite the College and the Smithfield Garage site are low rise blocks of most amazing banality and ignorance. The positive thing about the Credit Crunch is it gives us time to rethink Digbeth. Boermas 27 story block would create a dramatic gateway to the area and hopefully open up the possibility of high quality low rise developments on Coventry Street and Meridan Street as these become major route ways through to the Custard Factory and Fazeley Studios. The renovation of the Cold Store, the wonderfully terrifying Makepeace building, the bookshop and the BVSC building are a big plus.
The minus to me is not the 27 story block but the two lower blocks which I think lack panache and don’t make a strong enough statement.
Back to the garden!

By: Dave Harte

Dave Harte — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 16:33:08 +0000

I wonder if the reference to the Burgage plots and the desire to somehow incorporate them into the design is a way to circumvent any preservation issues that might emerge? Interesting story from Stow-on-the-Wold about planning permission being refused to preserve burgage plots Re your point about original land ownership: the area around Corporation street used to be a slum until they ploughed through it in the late 1800s with Chamberlain's grand vision of a Parisian boulevard. Any chance of a return to that?