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Nottingham College City Hub Building design by Bond Bryan Architects: New College Nottingham and Central College have appointed an architecture firm to take forward their plan for a ‘hub for skills’ in the city centre.
The Royal College of Art’s new Battersea South campus for leading institution for art and design education, London. The RCA building design is by Swiss architects office of Herzog & de Meuron
Pozzoni Architecture to deliver new designs for the main Firwood Building at Xaverian College in Victoria Park, Rusholme, Manchester. The Catholic Sixth Form College building dates back to 1862.
Designed by SPPARC Studio, Southworks Building on London’s Rushworth Street includes 70,000 sq ft of office space over seven floors. Steel framed windows complete the contemporary and raw finish.
Novancia business school Paris, by AS.Architecture-Studio: this higher education institution on Armand Moisant street,specialises in entrepreneurship – from our archives
Designed by SPPARC Studio, The Music Box in London, contains four floors of rehearsal and performance spaces, a café, a bar and music venue, it is the only conservatoire of its type in Europe to focus solely on contemporary music.
Designed by Cordogan Clark, Waubonsee Community College Fieldhouse, with its luminous super-scaled “Waubonsee Athletes Wall” and brilliant “Waubonsee Chiefs Red” entrance, creates a compelling new campus focus.
Designed by Stevens Lawson Architects, IONA College Information Resource Centre in Hawkes Bay, is a three level building, accommodating a two level Library, three English Classrooms, an IT Centre and a student Common Room.
For the renovation of Bennington College’s Commons building, originally built in 1932, Christoff:Finio Architecture transformed the campus’s beloved but dated centerpiece into a contemporary hub for academic and student life.
Plus X Brighton was designed by Studio Egret, and is part of a £200million development by U+I Plc including 369 new homes, 534 student beds, shops, cafes and workshops.
