@peterwilliamallen1063 Surpassed by Manchester regarding tall buildings. Manchester objectively has more tall buildings than Birmingham. Granted, my perspective regarding aesthetics is subjective, but regarding height, Manchester far surpasses Birmingham.
@@Lee-bv6iv Try looking at the video mate, where as most of the high rise building suppoedly in the City of Manchester a lot are in Salford Keys which is in the City of Salford where as due to the huge size of Birmingham City Centre our high rise building are spread all over the City Centre so unless you go out of the City Centre to te ot skirts you do not get the clear perspective of how dramatic Birmingham City Cetre's sky line is and even now there are at least 5 new high rise building under construction in our city centre and more to come. Birmingham's bug bear in the past was Birmingham Airports short runway and our BT Towere having old analogue telecomunication systems for transmision, but Birmingham Airport has some years ago extended it's run way and the BT tower now transmits it's telecoms digitally so now our buildings have no restrictions in height any more with one building in paticular called the Octagon Building now far higher thn the BT tower, so no Birmingham is surging ahead
@@Lee-bv6iv Utter rubbish this video does not show the whole City Centre in perspective just showing buildings seperately, where as in Birmingham there are arround 15 high rise buildings spread through out Birmingham's City Centre including one of the Tallest building of yet, the Octagon Building and about 5 more being constructed all since the restriction of the Post Office Towere has gone away and the lenghthening of Birmingham Airport Runway there is suddenly a surge of tall buildings being built in Birmingham City Centre where as some of the tall buildings being claimed bythe City of Manchester are actually in the City of Salford at Salford Queys whici si not the City of Manchester
