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John Madin buildings being razed to the ground
Central Library - Madin’s most recognisable work, only built in 1974, is set to go in the coming weeks1 of 10 
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce House in Edgbaston - the Post recently reported plans to demolish and redevelop2 of 10 
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce House in Edgbaston - the Post recently reported plans to demolish and redevelop3 of 10 ![Birmingham Conservatoire's Adrian Boult Hall]()
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce House in Edgbaston - the Post recently reported plans to demolish and redevelop4 of 10 ![One Hagley Road aka Metropolitan House, on Five Ways Island]()
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce House in Edgbaston - the Post recently reported plans to demolish and redevelop5 of 10 ![Former PowerGen site in Shirley]()
Former PowerGen site in Shirley - new plans for 113 homes on the site have recently been shown6 of 10 ![103 Colmore Row, more commonly known as NatWest Tower]()
103 Colmore Row, more commonly known as NatWest Tower - one of Birmingham’s tallest office buildings is leading a charmed life with proposals to knock it down going through presently.7 of 10 ![The AEU union building]()
The AEU union building (left) - he building by Pagoda Island on Smallbrook Queensway was demolished in 2005, 50 years after it was built, and now the Radisson hotel stands there8 of 10 ![BBC Pebble Mill closed in 2004]()
Pebble Mill studios - his work at the former BBC hub was razed to the ground in 2005 and is slowly being replaced with a new medical hub.9 of 10 ![John Madin outside Central Library]()
John Madin outside Central Library10 of 10
