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Birmingham boasts a wide array of breath-taking architecture, from timeless classics such as the City Council House and Moor Street Station, to the modern marvels of the Library and Selfridges. I'm here today in the city centre to ask people their favourites examples.
Birmingham boasts a wide array of breath-taking architecture, from timeless classics such as the City Council House and Moor Street Station, to the modern marvels of the Library and Selfridges. I'm here today in the city centre to ask people their favourites examples.
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