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Pictures: Calthorpe Estates' The Village

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

15:57, 5 DEC 2014
Updated15:06, 19 JAN 2016

16 - 22 Harborne Road, in Edgbaston (Image: Pic: K4 Architects)1 of 8
CGI of discarded concept. Original bays removed and replaced with glazed projections but this was considered less sensitive (Image: Pic: K4 Architects)2 of 8
CGI of final bay study - original bays with lowered cills and new sash windows (Image: Pic: K4 Architects)3 of 8
Ground floor plan of new retail units - Harborne Road at the top (Image: Pic: K4 Architects)4 of 8
Aerial view of the area between Highfield Road, Calthorpe Road and Harborne Road which will form The Village5 of 8
Map showing area covered by The Village6 of 8
CGI of Greenfield Crescent, Edgbaston7 of 8
The city centre's first drive-thru Costa Coffee has opened in Calthorpe Road as part of The Village. From left: DBK director Michael Sutton, Redleaf director Paul Bishton and Paul Gillott, building services manager with Calthorpe Estates8 of 8

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