Work progresses well at Beorma Quarter. Such a great addition to Digbeth and to Birmingham. Promoting the city's architecture and developments will help attract business and visitors. Please support our #LookUpBirmingham campaign in any way you can. Courtesy @ikonic_exposure

Great progress at the HS2 Curzon Street Terminus. This simply is great for Birmingham and the region with so many opportunities for business and community and a feature of our #LookUpBirmingham interactive map coming soon. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography

Slipform now removed from the Beorma Quarter development in Digbeth. Set backs of the upper floors are now visible. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography #LookUpBirmingham #Birmingham

Concrete pouring at the construction site of the Curzon Street terminus for HS2 followed by #LookUpBirmingham, Courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography

Beorma Quarter development really starting to take shape now. Photo courtesy Brum X #LookUpBirmingham

Phoenix Yard | Digbeth | Mixed-Use | 6fl | Prop. This will be such a transformational development for this part of Digbeth which is much in need of positive change. #LookUpBirmingham Courtesy Brum X

Classic and modern side by side in the developing Birmingham. St Martins Church and Beorma Quarter development. Photo Courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography

Beorma Quarter coming on well. Photo courtesy Brum X #LookUpBirmingham

One and only digital interactive map and showcase of Birmingham's developments. architecture, real estate and historic builds. Due to popular demand and with over 1m views, it's coming back. Get in touch for full details and sponsorship opportunities.

Absolutely great news for real estate, culture and the community of Birmingham. Having pubs like The Anchor in Digbeth can only be great news for Digbeth and for Birmingham. #LookUpBirmingham

Superb views down on HS2 and Curzon Street Terminus from top of One Eastside. #LookUpBirmingham with a city on the move! Photos courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography

Digbeth fast becoming the home of great architecture (modern and classic) with the addition of Beorma Quarter occupying a location close to Selfridges and St. Martin's Church. Photos courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography #LookUpBirmingham #CityArchitecture

What a stunning view of the Birmingham skyline. Wow how things are changing. Soon we launch our digital map of the city showcasing its real estate, its culture and great places to visit and experience. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography #LookUpBirmingham

Whole lot of cranes over at Smith's Garden, the mixed use development at 90 metres. #LookUpBirmingham - you won't be disappointed. Pic courtesy Brum X

At One Eastside, all but one of the cranes has now been removed. #LookUpBirmingham. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography

View over to Birmingham from EggHill near Frankley, 6.5 miles south west of the city. Courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography #LookUpBirmingham #Birmingham

Before & After. Great to see community going out of their way to keep the streets of Digbeth clean and tidy, showing just what business, community and the council can achieve by working together. #LookUpBirmingham #LookUpDigbeth. Well done Brum X and Friends of Bradford Street

Great to see how cohesive communities can be. I they are given the tools to do the job, they get it done. If people are prepared to go out there and help their places stay clean and tidy then give them the tools and give them the recognition - well done all!

Five Ways Tower in Edgbaston designated "sick building" remains a terrible eyesore. Hopefully the Osborne & Co plans osborneandcompany.com/track-record/f… go through approval so something can be done soon. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography #LookUpBirmingham

This simply has to be the best view of any office in Birmingham! Thanks to Reena Champaneeri of Dains Accountants for meeting with Jonathan and Thomas of Allsee Technologies to discuss our event "Look Up Birmingham" - all things digital in the shaping & promotion of a great city.