Devon Architecture, Architects, Buildings, Projects, English Designs, Property, Image

Devon Buildings, England : Architectural Information

Major Developments in southwest England, UK

Devon Architecture - Latest Design University of Exeter Forum 2008-12 Wilkinson Eyre Architects photo : Tim Pestrige University of Exeter building - 3 May 2012 Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has officially opened the University of Exeter Forum; a spectacular new hub for students designed by Wilkinson Eyre Architects. The £48 million project provides a new entrance for the University’s Streatham campus and houses new student facilities and teaching accommodation beneath a soaring timber-framed ETFE and copper roof. Devon Building - Latest News Plymouth College of Art Masterplan 2011- Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios image from architects Plymouth College of Art Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios have recently been appointed as Lead Architects for the Masterplanning of Plymouth College of Art future expansion and refurbishment that will lead the way for a 10 year redevelopment of the College. Devon Architects Devon Architecture Key Devon Buildings, alphabetical: Baggy House - private, north Devon 1995 Hudson Architects RFAC Building of the Year 1995 Castle Drogo, Drewsteignton, nr Exeter 1910-30 Edwin Lutyens National Trust property Devon building - Lutyens High Cross House, Dartington Hall, Totnes 1930s W. E. Lescaze 1994- renovation by John Winter and Associates Home of The Dartington Hall Trust Archive and Collection Modern house - simple white forms Swiss-American architect : William Lescaze Designed as home for William B Curry, first headmaster of Dartington Hall School Nautilus Apartments, Westward Ho! 2006 Guy Greenfield Architects Plymouth Civic Centre 1961 HJW Stirling Plymouth Theatre Royal, Plymouth 2003 Ian Ritchie Architects photo from architects Cornish theatre building Princesshay shopping centre, Exeter, southwest England 2007 Chapman Taylor; Panter Hudspith; Wilkinson Eyre Devon building Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter 2008- Allies and Morrison Architects picture from architects Exeter Museum building A Secular Retreat, South Devon Architect: Peter Zumthor image from Living Architecture Devon house Peter Zumthor is frequently described as the greatest architect at work in the world today, and has recently been awarded the internationally prestigious Pritzker Prize. He is famous for his baths at Vals in Switzerland, as well as for his Bruder Chapel outside Cologne in Germany and his Kolumba Museum in Cologne itself. He is a master of craftsmanship, and an expert in the use of natural materials, which gives his buildings an eternal quality. For Living Architecture, Zumthor is designing his first project in the UK - a hill-top retreat, to which people will be able to go for periods of sustained work and reflection. Teignmouth Community College - Masterplan - Keith Williams Architects University of Exeter Forum Project 2008- Wilkinson Eyre Architects University of Exeter project University of Plymouth - Roland Levinsky building 2007 BDP + Henning Larsen photo © HBG UK Ltd University of Plymouth building : Architecture Competition win West Buckland School, Barnstaple 2010 Design: MRJ Rundell & Associates Ltd photo : Rundell Associates West Buckland School West Buckland School is one of the premier schools in the South West of England with an enrolment of 700 students ranging in age from five to seventeen. The brief was to create the best educational facilities for Art and Design & Technology in the South West of England, replacing the poor existing buildings with new high-quality contemporary structures. More Devon buildings welcome

New house - private
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Simon Conder Associates

County Architecture adjacent to Devon

Cornish Buildings
Dorset Buildings
Somerset Buildings

Eden Project, Cornwall
Grimshaw Architects

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Modern Devon house : High Cross House, one of world's great domestic buildings

Armada Way - Redevelopment, Plymouth
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Panter Hudspith Architects

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