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Cambridge Architecture News Architectural Projects listed in reverse chronological order: The Forum Development Design: NBBJ image : NBBJ The Forum Cambridge - 30 Apr 2013 NBBJ is to design the £120m mixed-use Forum development for specialist investor in and manager of public sector infrastructure assets, John Laing in partnership with Cambridge University Hospitals. Trumpington Community College Building, south Cambridge Design: Avanti Architects image from architects Trumpington Community College Cambridge - 23 Apr 2013 Trumpington Community College will provide places for 750 students and be at the heart of Clay Farm, an urban extension to the south of Cambridge, as 4,000 new homes are built over the next decade. When the new five-form-entry school – which will specialise in science – opens in September 2015, students will be welcomed into a 21st century learning environment. Long Lane Development, Cambridge C.F. Møller Architects + PRP image from architects Long Lane Development Cambridge - 13 Mar 2013 Long Lane, a key section of the Great Kneighton development on the southern fringe of Cambridge, has received planning approval. The proposal covers 5.4 hectares and will provide 273 homes. Great Fen Visitor Centre Design Competition, Cambridgeshire Design: SPUTNIK image from architects Cambridge Architecture Competition - 7 Feb 2013 Low impact, Great experience: The one storey, multi accessible, gently deepened visitor centre offers up-close experiences of the Great Fen and grand vistas from the panorama deck. Cambridgeshire Design Competition Great Fen Visitor Centre Design Competition, Cambridgeshire RIBA Competitions is pleased to announce the launch of a two-stage Design Ideas Competition for the Great Fen Visitor Centre in Cambridgeshire. Great Fen is an internationally acclaimed vision, one of sweeping scale and ambition. Over the next 50-100 years, more than 3,000ha of largely arable land will be transformed into a mosaic of habitat: open water, lakes, ponds and ditches; reedbed; fen, bog and marsh; wet grassland; dry grassland; woodland and scrub. 16 Oct 2012 North West Cambridge Extension Competition Design Contest winners image from organisers North West Cambridge Extension : winner + shortlisted architects - 17 Jul + 15 Mar 2012 Cambridge Mosque, England Marks Barfield Architects image from architects Cambridge Mosque - 28 Nov 2011 Sainsbury Laboratory, University of Cambridge Botanic Garden Stanton Williams image : Nigel Luckhurst Sainsbury Laboratory Gonville & Caius Boathouse - Architecture Competition Belsize Architects image from architects Gonville & Caius Boathouse Clare College - New Court van Heyningen and Haward Architects photo © Will Pryce Clare College New Court Cambridge University Department of Architecture Extension Mole Architects photograph : David Butler Cambridge School of Architecture Medical Research Laboratory 2007- RMJM Architects for Medical Research Council Addenbrooke's Hospital, south Cambridge £200m approx. All Saints Church 2006 Barber Casanovas Ruffles Ltd Peterhouse Ward Library 2006 Freeland Rees Roberts Jesus College - New North Court 2006 Avanti Architects St Catherine's College - Graduate Hostel 2006- 5th Studio Architects Cambridge CB1 Scheme 2006- Richard Rogers Architects £725m masterplan for 25 acre Cambridge railway station area - entitled the CB1 Scheme - for the Ashwell Property Group: flats, offices, hotels, public square, bus interchange, county heritage centre and shops. Richard Rogers became famous with his designs for the Pompidou Centre, Paris and once taught architecture in Cambridge. Faculty of Education Cambridge Building Design Partnership photo © Martine Hamilton Knight Accordia Housing : Stirling Prize winner Feilden Clegg Bradley Architects + others photo © Adrian Welch Proposed Maggies Centre proposed start was 2004 Daniel Libeskind Charles Jencks in charge

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