Find new Cambridge architecture projects with building news and architectural images. We feature Cambridgeshire properties from across this city in South East England, UK.
Famous architects with buildings in the city include Sir Christopher Wren, Norman Foster and James Stirling. Some key historic figures include William Wilkins, George Basevi, Leslie Martin, Powell & Moya, and Gillespie Kidd & Coia.
Major structures to visit include the Schlumberger Research Center by Michael Hopkins and Partners, west of the city, and the more recently-completed Magdalene College Library by Niall McLaughlin.
The Sainsbury Laboratory designed by Stanton Williams was a 2012 RIBA Stirling Prize Winner, and well worth a visit.
This prosperous English university city is located around an hour’s drive north from London. It is often paired with Oxford, home to another famous English university.
The single family home is a three storey 5 bedroom detached home situated close to the heart of Cambridge. The building is constructed from a frame of cross laminated timber panels which form the walls, floor and roof and are supported by glu lam beams and columns.
DSDHA are delighted to announce that two of our recent projects have been awarded RIBA Awards 2009; Pond Meadow Special Needs School in Guildford and The Møller Centre for Continuing Education & Churchill College Music Centre in Cambridge.
The building form and pattern follows closely the principles established by Ralph Erskine, the architect for Clare College in 1968.
Magdalene College is located on the River Cam at the north end of the city centre, easily walkable from say Kings College. It is a picturesque college with black and white half-timbered historic buildings close to the river, a bit like Queens College Old Court.
The RIBA Competitions Office managed the selection process on behalf of the Delivering Affordable Housing Partnership (DAHP) – a partnership of Norwich City Council, Broadland Housing & Orbit Housing Partnership, Circle Anglia Ltd, Flagship Housing Group and Lovell Partnerships Ltd
Sheppard Robson has won a competition to design the new 9,000m² Open Academy in Norwich – the first in Norfolk. The bidding team, led by Kier Education, won the bid to transform the existing 1960’s, Heartsease High School through the Academies Framework.
Priory Park in St. Neots, Cambridgeshire has become home to a new publicly-funded creative workspace building designed by 5th Studio architects. The project will be the home of Creative Exchange, a new set of shared workspaces aimed at nurturing the West Cambridgeshire’s creative workers and innovators.
Planning permission has been granted for The College of West Anglia’s high-profile £92 million new campus close to King’s Lynn town centre, designed by leading education sector specialist Bond Bryan Architects
The project is for, in a first phase, a 290 seat music auditorium, foyer, practice rooms, etc and a 70-bed boutique hotel. A second phase indicates a sports hall/studio theatre and third phase a Research Institute. For the time being the College has asked us not to publish the drawings
Cambridge School of Architecture, New Studio, Photos, Design, Architect, Image Cambridge University Department of Architecture Contemporary British Building – design by Mole Architects 11 Mar 2008 Cambridge University Department of Architecture Extension Address: Scroope Terrace Date built: 2007 Design: Mole Architects Photographs: David Butler Images received 110308: University of Cambridge: Department of Architecture New Studio … Read more
Black House sits overlooking the reclaimed land of The Fens. It sits high in the landscape, taking as a model the barns and houses that roll out over the flat land, scattering the landscape like dice
Two 1500sqm office buildings for Landro on brownfield sites in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. Elevations Business Park is an Office & Conference development on the edge of Huntingdon Town Centre with over 70,000 net square feet of office space proposed.
