Ahead of the curve. AJ 07.2024

Architects' Journal Building Study

Architects' Journal, 2024
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Current

Supplement

Building Supplement

Series

Architects' Journal Building Study

Abstract

Inspired by a chalk cliff, Brighton College's new performing arts centre, designed by Nicholas Hare Architects and Amsterdam-based krft, features a massive pale-grey brick façade with a coved overhang, echoing the rake of the 400-seat auditorium inside, and integrates seamlessly with the Neogothic George Gilbert Scott buildings while addressing logistical and spatial challenges to become a pivotal architectural addition to the campus, enhancing the public realm and incorporating sustainable energy solutions. Includes Architects’ view, Engineer's view, Sustainability data, Client’s view, Project data, Engineer’s view, Working detail. Architect: krft in collaboration with Nicholas Hare Architects.

Author

Wilson. R

Subjects

  • Building types
  • Entertainment/refreshment facilities

Publisher History

First produced in 1895, the Architects' Journal features comprehensive building studies, and in-depth technical articles.

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