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Fort Dunlop (grid reference), is the common name of the original tyre factory and main office of Dunlop Rubber in the Erdington district of Birmingham, England. It was established in 1917, and by 1954 the entire factory area employed 10,000 workers.
Fort Dunlop is a refurbished office building with shops, cafes, gym and hotel in Birmingham. It offers flexible space from 1,549 sq ft, on-site parking and a vibrant community.
Fort Dunlop is a historic building with 24-hour access offices, parking and retail. It is located near the M6, Spaghetti Junction and Birmingham city centre, with regular bus and train services.
Take a break from it all and enjoy the roof top terrace, one of the largest green roofs in Europe. It's an easy life at Fort Dunlop. There is also a range of tenant and visitor amenities available on the ground floor, including seating areas and a cashpoint machine.
Fort Dunlop is a nationally recognised icon. It is an award-winning building. We offer flexible leases and competitive rates. It has one of the longest roof gardens in the country. It has its very own bus! Finishes, fixtures and fittings. Full height glazing. 500 mm raised access floor. Services. Underfloor busbar connection system based on 1/10 m2
Jan 8, 2010 · Fort Dunlop is a former storage warehouse transformed into office, hotel, retail and leisure space by Urban Splash and shedkm Architects. The building, designed by Sidney Stott + W.W. Gibbings in the 1920s, has a distinctive circular light well and a rooftop with views of Birmingham.
Fort Dunlop is a former tyre factory that was transformed by Urban Splash into a mixed-use development with offices, retail, leisure and a hotel. The project won several awards and attracted attention for its architectural and cultural value.
