Plans for roof extension at listed former music venue in Birmingham

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Central Methodist Hall was built in 1904

A three-storey rooftop extension could be added to Birmingham’s listed Central Methodist Hall as part of plans to convert the former club venue into a hotel.

Todd Architects has submitted designs to Birmingham City Council which would see the heritage building filled with up to 150 hotel rooms and eight new bars and restaurants at ground and basement levels.

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