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Photos: Resorts World Birmingham starts to take shape

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Graeme Brown-BP

14:39, 21 MAY 2014
Updated13:43, 19 FEB 2015

Construction work at the new Resorts World Birmingham1 of 9
The swimming pool at the Resorts World Birmingham gym2 of 9
The atrium at the new Resorts World Birmingham starts to take shape3 of 9
Construction work at the new Resorts World Birmingham4 of 9
Peter Brooks, president and chief operating officer at Genting ��Ƶ in front of part of the Resorts World Birmingham building which has been cladded5 of 9
Construction work at the new Resorts World Birmingham6 of 9
Cranes above Resorts World Birmingham being built at the NEC7 of 9
Construction work at the new Resorts World Birmingham8 of 9
Barry Clemo, complex operations director at Resorts World Birmingham9 of 9

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