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Pictures: Redevelopment of The Leisurebox

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

15:49, 19 JAN 2015
Updated16:27, 11 JUN 2015

CGI of the Courtyard (Image: Pic: Corstorphine + Wright)1 of 10
Planned development as viewed from Bromsgrove Street (Image: Pic: BBLB Corstorphine + Wright)2 of 10
CGI of the rear of the development viewed along Dean Street towards Travelodge and Edgbaston Street car park on far right (Image: Pic: BBLB Corstorphine + Wright)3 of 10
Looking south along Pershore Street with Pershore Street car park on the extreme right (Image: Pic: BBLB Corstorphine + Wright)4 of 10
CGI of design specifications and materials (Image: Pic: BBLB Corstorphine + Wright)5 of 10
CGI of design specifications and materials (Image: Pic: BBLB Corstorphine + Wright)6 of 10
CGI of design specifications and materials (Image: Pic: BBLB Corstorphine + Wright)7 of 10
CGI showing plans to redevelop the Silver Blades ice rink, published in 20078 of 10
The Leisurebox as it looks today (Image: Pic: Lawrence Looi / newsteam)9 of 10
Ice rink at The Leisurebox after it re-opened in 201010 of 10

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