Look Up Birmingham, you have some brilliant architecture (modern and classic) - be proud of your city. Here the wonderful shapes and angles of Three Chamberlain Square look great against the blue skies over Birmingham. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography

Stunning light for this of the Octagon as part of #LookUpBirmingham campaign promoting the best of architecture across the city. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography

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.

An event to launch a digital showcase of Birmingham's culture, real estate, heritage &modern architecture called #LookUpBirmingham is planned for December - Here is Beorma Quarter rising fast next to the Bull Ring and Selfridges building. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography

View down Great Charles Street with huge developments and great modern architecture now either side of the road - it's all change for a city with such potential for growth! Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography #LookUpBirmingham

All the towers of Broad Street pictured from Marco Pierre White at The Cube. Includes The Mercian, Bank Birmingham and Cortland Broad Street. Courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography #LookUpBirmingham for some great modern architecture

Sea of red bricked buildings over Jewellery Quarter. Great view from the Secret Garden at Libriary of Birmingham. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography #LookUpBirmingham

Before Grand Central, there was Stephensons Tower. The Crown was also open for business. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography

Lovely spot, Old turn junction on the Birmingham canal. #LookUpBirmingham courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography

Birmingham mapped & featured. #LookUpBirmingham - a digital showcase of a great city launches soon. The best of Birmingham in the largest showcase of any city. Here are just 4 of the city's wonderful examples of wonderful architecture - we've mapped them all! Photos by Daniel.

Just the latest in wonderful modern architecture for which Birmingham is building a growing reputation is the Octagon. Details of the It'sYourBuild mapped coverage of real estate & architecture & launch event early Dec sponsored by Allsee Technologies coming soon. Photos courtesy Daniel.

Birmingham has some wonderful public squares and spaces for residents and visitors to enjoy. All are to featured and mapped in new interactive map of the city. More details coming soon. Photos by Daniel.

Looking down on the Great Charles Street complex, another development that's growing the Birmingham city skyline. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography - interactive map of real estate making a return soon. #LookUpBirmingham

Absolutely great view down on the fabulous Centenary Square in Birmingham. An ever changing and growing skyline in this city. Photo courtesy Kev Maslin #LookUpBirmingham

Wow! Great view looking down on Brindleyplace. Shows the development of this area of Birmingham with the canal flowing around it on two sides and Broad Street on another. Image courtesy Kev Maslin #LookUpBirmingham - coming soon a digital showcase & interactive map of the city

Wonderful birds eye view of the city's famous Gas Street Basin. From the sky can be seen the amazing contribution the canal network makes and the huge potential it offers going forward. Photo courtesy: Kev Maslin/Chasing the Boats - #LookUpBirmingham digital showcase coming soon.

City skyline as seen from Egg Hill Frankley. #LookUpBirmingham - a city that's growing. Photo courtesy Daniel Sturley Photography

Wonderful view looking down on the fabulous grade II listed & restored Roundhouse. Originally built in 1874 steeped in history so let's hope it has an optimistic future as part of Birmingham's culture & heritage. #LookUpBirmingham. Photo courtesy Kev Maslin/Chasing the boats

With the nights drawing in as we move through the Autumn months, time to enjoy the now famous scene over the bridge connecting brindleyplace and ICC/symphony hall in Birmingham. Wonderful photo courtesy Kev Maslin/Chasing the boats. #LookUpBirmingham - you won't be disappointed.

Originally the Grade A listed Belmont Works, built in 1899, damaged by fire and meticulously restored by Birmingham City University. Won a Victorian Society conservation award. This building will feature along with others on our interactive map of #LookUpBirmingham architecture.