Birmingham's skyline has been transformed in recent years. Since 2000, the city's seen an invasion of sparkling skyscrapers, space-age architecture and camera-friendly design. From Millennium Point to The Cube, we've rounded up some of our favourite photos of the city's newest landmarks.
22 glistening photos of Birmingham's modern architecture
See the city's newest buildings at their very best
The Cube
Architect, Ken Shuttleworth took inspiration from Birmingham's jewellery-making history, to design the Cube.
Photo: Nigel Swales
Reflection of the Library of Birmingham
Shoppers reflected in the Bullring ceiling
It took 15,500 tonnes of steel to build the Bullring.
Photo: Simon FeltonLibrary of Birmingham
Photo: Dan Cottle
The Cube
Millennium Point
Selfridges
The Sentinels and the Beetham Tower
Inside the Library of Birmingham
The Mailbox at night
Millennium Point
Millennium Point was England’s largest landmark Millennium Project outside of London.
Photo: Elliott Brown
The Cube
Library of Birmingham
You can view The Cube from the top floor of the Library of Birmingham.
Photo: Steve N
Beetham Tower, 10 Holloway Circus
Beetham Tower is 121.5 metres tall.
Photo: Elliott Brown
Hyatt Hotel
Hyatt Hotel sits alongside the Crown Plaza Hotel and Alpha Tower.
Photo: Elliott Brown
Millennium Point Car Park
The Spiral Café
Bournville College
Photo: Elliott Brown
Millennium Point Car Park
Photo: Elliott Brown
Bournville College
Millennium Point
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