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post updated 25 Feb 2021

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Bath Buildings

Avon Architectural News arranged chronologically:

26 Apr 2013
Bath Riverside
Design: Alison Brooks Architects
Bath Western Riverside buildings design
image from Alison Brooks Architects
Bath Riverside
Alison Brooks Architects is pleased to announce that planning consent has been granted for their mixed-use residential scheme in Bath on the banks of the River Avon for client Crest Nicholson Regeneration. The Site forms a prominent part of one of the largest brownfield regeneration projects in the south-west, the first phase of which is nearing completion.

3 Apr 2013
Bath Abbey Building
Design: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
Bath Abbey Building
image from architect
Bath Abbey Building
In an extraordinary feat of ingenuity, Bath Abbey in partnership with Local Authority BANES, are looking to use the 40 degree C water in the Great Roman Drain which currently flows into the nearby River Avon to heat the Abbey and a number of other buildings.

9 Jan 2012
University of Bath – Centre for the Arts, Claverton Down campus
Design: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBS)
University of Bath Centre for the Arts
render from architects
Centre for the Arts Avon
The ICIA will be the primary user of the new building for the delivery of student-led activities and its public programme of classes, workshops, performances and exhibitions in visual arts, dance, theatre and music. In addition the University of Bath of School of Management with occupy part of the building for their executive training programme and there will be a dual use for some of the spaces where possible to achieve the maximum utilisation of the building.

3 Aug 2011
The Dyson Centre for Neonatal Care
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
The Dyson Centre for Neonatal Care
photo © Craig Aukland / Fotohaus
The Dyson Centre for Neonatal Care Bath
The Dyson Centre for Neonatal Care opened its doors on the 23rd July to its first babies. The Royal United Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), in Bath, has been transferred from its existing small, cramped facilities into its pioneering new home.

Avon Buildings

Key Avon Building Designs, alphabetical:

Bath Spa development
2006
Design: Grimshaw Architects

Bath Transport Interchange, Southgate development
2007-
Design: Wilkinson Eyre

Blaise Castle Café, Bristol
2006
Design: CODA Architects
RIBA Awards 2006 – Wessex

Cabot Circus masterplan, Bristol
2007-
Design: Chapman Taylor

City Academy, Bristol

Design: Feilden Clegg Bradley Architects

The Egg, Bath
2006
Design: Haworth Tompkins Architects
Avon building : RIBA Awards 2006 – Wessex

Holburne Museum of Art, Bath
2007-
Design: Eric Parry Architects
Holburne Museum building
image by Smoothe from Eric Parry Architects
Bath building

House of Fraser store, Cabot Circus, Bristol
2008
Design: Stanton Williams
House of Fraser Bristol
photo : Hélène Binet
House of Fraser Bristol

Lake Shore (Imperial House redevelopment), Bristol

for Urban Splash

Museum of Bristol – project
2005-
Design: Lab Architecture Studio

Spike Island Studio + Exhibition space, Bristol
2007
Design: Caruso St John

Wessex Water Operations Centre, Bath
2003
Design: Bennetts Associates

Wildscreen@Bristol, Bristol
2000
Design: Hopkins Architects

More Avon Buildings welcome

Location: south west England , UK

Architecture in London

New Architecture in south west England – architectural selection below:

Bristol Architects

County Architecture adjacent to Avon

Gloucestershire Buildings

Somerset Buildings

Wiltshire Buildings

Architectural Design

Contemporary Architectural Designs

Modern Architects

Avon building – City Learning Centre Bristol: PM’s Award Winner in 2002

Avon Architect Offices

Bath Spa development design architect : Grimshaw Architects, London, UK

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