Ringway Centre, Modernist office building in Birmingham, United Kingdom
The Ringway Centre extends 230 meters along Birmingham's inner ring road, featuring four floors of offices with horizontal concrete reliefs and vertical fins.
The structure, completed in 1962, was the first section of Birmingham's Inner Ring Road project, replacing Victorian buildings destroyed during World War II.
The building served as a photoshoot location for Clint Eastwood in 1967, representing the architectural evolution of Birmingham's commercial district.
The multi-purpose center contains street-level shops, restaurants, and office spaces, with direct access to public transportation and pedestrian walkways.
The structure incorporates innovative concrete construction methods that eliminated the need for steel reinforcement while maintaining superior fire resistance.
Inception: 1962
GPS coordinates: 52.47557,-1.89808
Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:08
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