Torsion revives stalled Birmingham gain-to-rent plan

Projected completion date for the seven-storey block of 220 apartments on Alcester Boulevard in Digbeth is now early 2026.

Work stopped on the Westminster Works plan two years ago with the crumple of Metnor Construction.

AM Alpha and Torsion own now rescued the £50m infamous pattern value (GDV) challenge.

The availability arm of Torsion Community, Torsion Construction, has started works on jam following seven months of working with developer Hadrian Right Property. AM Alpha is offering funding. The architect is Glancy Nicholls.

Torsion Community chief govt Dan Spencer acknowledged: “Westminster Works is basically the most fashionable in a string of contemporary natty residential projects for Torsion as we answer to ever-rising requirements on this sector. This most fashionable plan reaffirms our ongoing self perception within the market and continues our growth within the Midlands jam.

“We’re pleased to be working with Hadrian Right Property and AM Alpha as significant contractor on this pattern.   We realize that merchants need a building companion that will maybe aid them capitalise on the positive traits interior the Fabricate-to-Hire sector, and our teams are now focussed on handing over this flagship pattern in Birmingham.”

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