The new Snobs

Tibbatts Abel mentioned in West Side Birmingham as the designers for the new Snobs:

“City architect Adam Tibbatts might be based in a Victorian cemetery building, but he still has hot Birmingham blood coursing through his veins.”

“And, thanks to his late father Neil, Snobs nightclub, which opens on Broad Street on 13 March, will always have the Tibbatts’ family DNA too.”

“Dad Neil created the much-loved features that clubbers remember from Snobs’ original base in the old Beneficial building on Paradise Street. Then, when it moved to Smallbrook Queensway in 2014, Neil’s son Adam was behind its reinvention.”

“This year, Adam has been masterminding the creation of Snobs 3.0 from his Grade ll Cemetery Lodge office in Warstone Lane. The fruits of his vision will be unveiled on 13 March inside the former Velvet Music Rooms site.”

“Neil Tibbatts’ original business, based in St Paul’s Square, once employed 100 people, but son Adam initially took it on with just two colleagues.”

“After a spell at Fort Dunlop, Adam, now company boss of Tibbatts Design Ltd with a dozen staff, returned the business to the Jewellery Quarter some seven years ago.”

“But instead of going back to his father’s old haunt, Adam bought Cemetery Lodge, built in 1849 to cope with the deaths from Birmingham’s growing population.”

– Written by Graham Young

For the full article, please visit: https://westsidebid.co.uk/2024/03/11/new-snobs-designer-predicts-a-broad-street-boom/