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Design: Nicholas Hare Architects. This Further Education College offers degree courses in collaboration with the University of Surrey. Most of the college buildings were designed by Hampshire Architects Department under the guidance of Sir Colin Stansfield-Smith.
A debate about the architectural competition for one of the first Cambridge Colleges of the modern era. In 1959, four architectural teams were shortlisted to design Churchill College Cambridge: Chamberlain Powell & Bon ; Howell Killick Partridge & Amis ; Richard Sheppard Robson & Partners ; Stirling & Gowan
Architects: JFAK. For the Roberts Pavilion project had to meet the challenges of a compact site, the architects sank the central basketball arena below grade and placed other functions around the edges.
Design: Wright & Wright Architects. The project spans the three lower floors of Nos. 3&4 Carlton House terrace – which was designed by John Nash in 1827- and contains an exciting combination of vaults and double-height spaces.
Design: Erginoglu & Calislar Architects. TAC-SEV New Campus is built across from the existing property of Tarsus American College, a well established educational institution with a 100 year history. It includes a primary school, dormitory and multipurpose building
Scotland-based design and architecture firm, Keppie Design worked with leading construction company, Dixons Contractors, to complete the Academy of Sport and Wellbeing at Perth College, part of the University of the Highlands and Islands, Scotland.
Design: Tham & Videgård Arkitekter. The site for this building, with its very tangible cultural and historical context and physical limitations, is the opposite of a blank slate.
Design: Marios Christodoulides Christos Christodoulou, Architects
An Art School and residence for an Art Instructor and her family: to be located on the same plot and function independently with separate street access, but with direct and safe access from one to the other.
Design: Helm Architecture with Austin-Smith: Lord LLB, Architects appointed to design £19m playhouse and education hub in Merseyside. Shakespeare North is to be a 350-seat replica Shakespearean theatre and education hub.
Design: Sheppard Robson, Architects. The £15.3m college building in Everton, Liverpool, is the first school delivered using an innovative design solution to create architecturally engaging schools on limited budgets.
The Royal College of Art announce that Herzog & de Meuron has won the invited competition to appoint architects for its new state-of-the-art £108m Battersea South campus.
Design: HOK with Arup. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh attend officially open the Francis Crick Institute, a centre of excellence in the field of biomedical research, close to St Pancras International and King’s Cross railway stations.
Design: Berman Guedes Stretton, architects
An additional three laboratories, three flexible teaching rooms, two offices, two maintenance workshops and generous circulation spaces that double-up as social learning areas. The project is crowned with a feature staircase.
Design: Sheppard Robson. The latest phase of the £300m campus extension at the University, ‘Collaborative Teaching Labs’, will encourage interdisciplinary working between STEM departments
Design: Bruner/Cott Architects and Planners. Student gathering and event space in a tactful but raw reworking of 1925 McKim Mead & White steam plant. The industrial interior was reconfigured to accommodate performances, dance parties, speakers and student gatherings.
Design: Hawkins\Brown, Architects
An innovative 5,300sqm building combines a new syllabus and a new way of teaching for 14-19 years olds to inspire its pupils and prepare them for the real world.
Design: Arte Charpentier Architectes. Located in the eastern suburbs of Lyon, this innovative campus is arranged around a garden designed as an agora. The building houses a professional training centre for environment, energy, transport, waste and water sectors.