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Pictures: Redevelopment of The Drum arts centre

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

13:17, 6 MAY 2015
Updated17:47, 10 JUN 2015

The Drum arts centre in Aston is set to undergo a major renovation including a new 28-foot roof (Image: Pic: BPN Architects)1 of 6
Exterior at dusk, also showing the Grade II* listed Bartons Arms (Image: Pic: BPN Architects)2 of 6
And the exterior at night (Image: Pic: BPN Architects)3 of 6
Inside the new-look main auditorium (Image: Pic: BPN Architects)4 of 6
View from the refurbished bar onto The Bartons Arms (Image: Pic: BPN Architects)5 of 6
The Drum in Aston as it looks today (Image: Pic: Google Street View)6 of 6

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