Application Number: C/03360/05/LBC Newhall Street/Charlotte Street, Hockley – former site of Museum of Science & Industry and adjoining car park. Part demolition of existing site buildings and conversion of 144 Newhall Street and the Whitmore warehouse, including extensions, in connection…
Newhall Square
a Jewellery Quarter development
Year: 2006
Former Museum of Science and Industry – Photos by Pete Ashton
On June 24th – 25th the Museum of Lost Heritage invited the public to visit the site of the former Birmingham Museum of Science and Industry at 144 Newhall Street before its transformation into some mixed use malarkey. The building…
Demolition of the James Watt Building
The James Watt building was part of the former Science Museum, Birmingham. It housed the oldest working steam engine in the world built by James Watt. The Building was demolished in October 2006.
Associated Architects
Associated Architects Site of Former Science Museum, Birmingham Brief Associated Architects has worked closely with the developer and achieved preferred developer status for a mixed use redevelop-ment of this important city centre site. Solution The Jewellery Box is the £65…
Re-installing of the listed windows in the 19th century Whitmore Warehouse, on the site of our @NewhallSquare project.
This fantastic @BirminghamJQ development will create 220 homes. The warehouse is famous for being where Alexander Parkes invented the first plastic! @WinvicLtd
@Staycity @NewhallSquare
Quick Tweet to thank you for accommodating my family on a very short trip in Birmingham. Service, accommodation for 6 & breakfast was stunning. Thank You.
Newhall Street in the Jewellery Quarter is famous for lots of things in Birmingham.....it is home to the BT Tower, it was the home of Birmingham Science Museum and was the home of Birmingham 's first Assay Office founded in Birmingham by Matthew Boulton https://t.co/o5kyP4ZDSr
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