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Pictures: NatWest Tower replacement at 103 Colmore Row

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

14:03, 27 JAN 2015
Updated08:30, 26 JUN 2015

CGI of the entrance to the new 103 Colmore Row at its corner with Newhall Street1 of 12
CGI of the new 103 Colmore Row looking across Victoria Square with the Council House on the left2 of 12
CGI of the new 103 Colmore Row looking across St Philip's Square3 of 12
A computer-generated image of the proposed restaurant at the top of the new 103 Colmore Row4 of 12
View from the top of 103 Colmore Row at dusk5 of 12
CGI of planned interim public realm to be built following the demolition of the NatWest Tower - junction of Colmore Row and Newhall Street is in the foreground and 115 Colmore Row in the background (Image: Pic: Doone Silver Architects)6 of 12
Showing junction of Colmore Row (front) and Newhall Street (right) (Image: Pic: Doone Silver Architects)7 of 12
Looking across Colmore Row with 115 on the left (Image: Pic: Doone Silver Architects)8 of 12
Looking east along Colmore Row (Image: Pic: Doone Silver Architects)9 of 12
NatWest Tower as it looks today on corner of Newhall Street and Colmore Row10 of 12
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