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The ten-storey, all-electric building workspace that celebrates Birmingham’s heritage while setting a new benchmark for sustainable design. Located beside the Grade I-listed
Town Hall, the surrounding public realm reconnects the city centre with new routes, activity and opportunity. Conceived during a time of rapid change in how we live and work, the building provides a responsive environment and wellbeing.
Rooted in place whilst standing out from the crowd terracotta panels, the building draws on Birmingham’s richly ornamented civic architecture while projecting a
contemporary voice. Ogee arches and inclined façades echo the Town Hall’s classical rhythm, giving depth, warmth and movement. The result is a crafted, sculptural
form that leans into its historic setting the city’s creative energy and forward momentum.
A workplace for people and wellbeing Conceived in a post-pandemic world, Three Chamberlain Square provides support collaboration and wellbeing. A double-height reception, natural materials such as mycelium, timber and wood-wool, and a rooftop terrace overlooking Birmingham’s skyline create a calm, inclusive environment.
Generous cycle and changing facilities encourage active travel, while biophilic and sensory design ensure the building feels as healthy as it is inspiring.
Sustainability at every scale Three Chamberlain Square achieves BREEAM Outstanding and NABERS Midlands. Fully electric and fossil-fuel- B). Smart systems, over 250 openable reduce energy use and enhance comfort. Every decision, from post-tensioned slabs to prefabricated terracotta façades, was guided by performance, longevity and beauty, creating a standards for the region.
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