The fourth office building on Birmingham's £1.2 billion Paradise estate has topped out.
Three Chamberlain Square will eventually have 189,000 sq ft of office and other commercial space across ten storeys when it finishes next summer.
A topping out ceremony was held to mark reaching the landmark after construction commenced in May last year.
The building, which neighbours Town Hall and fronts onto Paradise Street, has been designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios and built by main contractor Sir Robert McAlpine.
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It has more than 8,000 bespoke terracotta panels, 3,000 openable windows and an open terrace on the top floor.
It will join One and Two Chamberlain Square and One Centenary Way, which completed last year, on the burgeoning Paradise estate which a host of professional services firms and night-time venues now call home.
Tenants include financial services firm Mazars and PwC, law firms DLA Piper and Knights and bars such as F1 Arcade and Albert's Schloss.
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Ross Fittall, commercial development director at Paradise's development manager MEPC, said: "Reaching this milestone is a pivotal moment towards the completion of Three Chamberlain Square.
"The ceremony not only celebrates our progress but highlights the achievement through the dedication, hard work and enormous collaborative approach from the construction, design and whole project team.
"Its unique design and sustainable features also highlight our commitment to a net zero future across all of our buildings and has helped to create a benchmark for the remaining phase at Paradise."
Hector McAlpine, executive partner at Sir Robert McAlpine, added: "The topping out ceremony not only marks a moment of achievement in construction but also reflects our commitment to delivering excellence in sustainable development.
"We are very proud to be a trusted partner here at Paradise and celebrate our ongoing delivery of class leading buildings while being part of this cutting-edge development."
Chris Taylor, head of real estate at Federated Hermes and chairman of MEPC, said: "This is a significant milestone for both the Paradise estate and the West Midlands as together we mark the advancement of a highly sustainable development in the heart of the region.
"Three Chamberlain Square will set the standard for sustainability going forward and underscores our commitment to innovative design and environmental responsibility."