Centenary square, and Victoria square, were redeveloped to include a statement of Birmingham's wealth throughout history
The International Convection Centre (ICC) and Symphony Hall were two flagship projects opened in 1991 - the EU gave £50 million of a total £200 million to help construction; these two projects host national and international conferences
The national indoor area (flagship) has hosted large sporting events such as the 2018 indoor championships and 2022commonwealth games
These flagship projects generate wealth due to the multiplier effect; hotels and restaurants generate significant funds, as well as new facilities being established to meet the demands of these visitors
The Bullring shopping centre was also redeveloped (2003) which cost £30 million, created 8,000 jobs, and generates £1 billion with its 40 million visitors annually