The first phase of Warners Fields will include 1,351 new apartments to rent which will be managed by Dandara Living. There will also be cycle ways, public space on both banks of the river and a potential linear park in Moseley Street. If you have any questions or to enquire about sponsorship please email and follow the hashtag #BBLA for updates on social media.ĭandara is planning to open up the River Rea, which runs through the middle of the application site, to make it a key part of the scheme. The deadline for submissions is Monday January 17 and the ceremony will be held at the ICC in Birmingham on Friday March 18. The annual ceremony will celebrate the city's finest businesses, individuals and organisations and crown our overall Company of the Year - enter now here. The Birmingham BusinessLive Awards in association with Birmingham Post 2022 are open for entries. The development site is to the south of the huge Smithfield regeneration scheme on industrial land bounded by Moseley Street, Lombard Street, MacDonald Street and Barford Street. Two separate applications have now been lodged with Birmingham City Council - a hybrid plan with detailed elements for the majority of the site which would enable construction to start as soon as possible on land in developer Dandara Living's ownership.Ī second outline application is for the wider masterplan area which will set the context for future applications to be submitted, expected to include a series of buildings ranging from six to 29 storeys. The overall masterplan, called Warners Fields as a nod to the Digbeth area's early industrial past, contains proposals for up to 3,000 residential units, flexible workspaces, shops, restaurants and other facilities for residents. New plans have been lodged for a major redevelopment of industrial land in Birmingham which would initially see more than 1,300 apartments built. Plans have been lodged for Dandara Living's proposed Warners Fields development in Digbeth
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