The Five Ways Tower was built in 1979, located by the corner of Frederick Road and Islington Road. The building has been vacant since 2005 after the workforce in the building at the time suffered from ill health due to poor ventilation.
In the past the building has been too expensive to refurbish and the tower remains derelict todayThe Five Ways Tower was built in 1979, located by the corner of Frederick Road and Islington Road. The building has been vacant since 2005 after the workforce in the building at the time suffered from ill health due to poor ventilation.
In the past the building has been too expensive to refurbish and the tower remains derelict today
The Five Ways Tower was built in 1979, located by the corner of Frederick Road and Islington Road. The building has been vacant since 2005 after the workforce in the building at the time suffered from ill health due to poor ventilation. In the past the building has been too expensive to refurbish and the tower remains derelict today | Google

10 disused & abandoned Birmingham buildings still standing but no longer in use

There are a number of abandoned buildings in Birmingham which have lain empty for years

You only have to take a walk around Birmingham to see some of the buildings which were once bustling sites that are no longer in use.

Some of these sites are fantastic architectural glories which have been left abandoned with no clear plan about their future, meaning that some have became open to the elements which can be very unforgiving.

Here are ten buildings in the city which are still standing but no longer in use. Let’s take a look:

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