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Pictures: CGIs of Unite the Union's new hotel and conference centre

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

15:33, 30 MAR 2015
Updated09:54, 12 JUN 2015

CGI of Unite the Union's planned new conference centre, hotel and offices as viewed from Jennens Road (Image: Pic: Consarc Design Group)1 of 5
View from Woodcock Street towards Digbeth Branch Canal (Image: Pic: Consarc Design Group)2 of 5
Aerial view of site with Jennens Road at top right of CGI (Image: Pic: Consarc Design Group)3 of 5
View across Jennens Road to Woodcock Street and Black Horse pub (Image: Pic: Consarc Design Group)4 of 5
The same view today (Image: Pic: Google Street View)5 of 5

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