Museum of two halves. AJ 19.04.2001
Architects' Journal Building Study
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Architects' Journal Building Study
Abstract
National Football Museum, Lancashire, England. Built into the empty spaces created below two new stands at Preston North End's Deepdale football ground. The different spaces are bound together by a massive screen wall clad in enamel panels painted red and shaped to form an 'F' and an 'M'. Includes cost analysis and working details of rainscreen wall. Architects: OMI Architects. Structural engineers: Campbell Reith Hill. Services engineers: TBA Blezard & Partners.
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- Museums/art galleries/conference centres/display facilities
- Building types
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First produced in 1895, the Architects' Journal features comprehensive building studies, and in-depth technical articles.
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