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Nuffield House was a 15 storey tower block on Kingfisher Drive in Chelmsley Wood, Solihull. The block was approved for construction as part of the Tamar Drive plans of the Chelmsley Wood estate in 1967. It was completed in 1969 by Bryant using the Bison construction method. It contained 60 flats and stood next to Worcester House. The block and its sister tower were demolished in the late-2000s as part of the regeneration plans for the area.

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  • Nuffield House was a 15 storey tower block on Kingfisher Drive in Chelmsley Wood, Solihull. The block was approved for construction as part of the Tamar Drive plans of the Chelmsley Wood estate in 1967. It was completed in 1969 by Bryant using the Bison construction method. It contained 60 flats and stood next to Worcester House. The block and its sister tower were demolished in the late-2000s as part of the regeneration plans for the area.
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  • Nuffield House was a 15 storey tower block on Kingfisher Drive in Chelmsley Wood, Solihull. The block was approved for construction as part of the Tamar Drive plans of the Chelmsley Wood estate in 1967. It was completed in 1969 by Bryant using the Bison construction method. It contained 60 flats and stood next to Worcester House. The block and its sister tower were demolished in the late-2000s as part of the regeneration plans for the area.
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