Moseley Road Baths is one of the oldest of six Grade II* Listed swimming baths in the UK.
This first phase of the project will be in four stages, beginning with crucial roof and façade works, which will see scaffolding erected during September.
This phase will also see:
- Introduction of a café into the Second-Class Slipper Baths
- Reconfiguration of the visitor spaces, especially in the reception areas
- Reinforcement works to the basement and foundations − Installation of renewable energy including air source heat pumps
- Access improvements, including creating permanent level access on entry and installation of the first of three new lifts to the buildings
Full details can be found here https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/news/article/1475/first_phase_of_construction_works_for_moseley_road_baths
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