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Nottinghamshire Buildings : Architecture
English Projects in Nottingham area: Built Environment in Central England, UK
post updated 24 February 2024
Nottingham Architecture News
Nottingham Architectural News
13 February 2024
RIBA East Midlands Awards 2024 shortlist
11 January 2023
Design Competition for White Hart Street, Mansfield
photo © Chris Holloway, The Bigger Picture media
White Hart Street Design Competition
29 Apr 2022
The Lyth Building, Southwell – Nottingham Trent University
Design: Evans Vettori Architects
photo © Martine Hamilton Knight
The Lyth Building, Southwell, Nottingham
Hosting teaching, research and office accommodation for Nottingham Trent University’s (NTU) school of animal, rural and environmental sciences, the new Lyth Building adopts a relaxed ‘H’ plan form. Arriving on the north side, you are received by the main entrance and gateway to a south-facing courtyard sheltering between two wings.
18 Feb 2022
Three Wilford Road
7 Jan 2022
Nottingham Southside Property Development
18 Dec 2021
St. Peter’s Gate HQ, Nottingham
Interior Design: CPMG Architects
image from architects office
St. Peter’s Gate HQ
7 Jan 2021
The Island Quarter in Nottingham Southside
4 Jan 2021
Island Quarter Hotel
18 June 2019
Nottingham Central Library Building
Design: FaulknerBrowns Architects
photograph : Hufton+Crow
Nottingham Central Library Building
FaulknerBrowns Architects have been appointed by Nottingham City Council in a competitive tender process to design the internal fit-out of the city’s new Central Library.
4 Oct 2017
Leonard Design Architects News
Leading international and AJ 100 architecture firm Leonard Design has expanded into Australia with a new base in Sydney and a number of exciting projects on the horizon.
Nottinghamshire Architecture Office News
3 May 2016
The Harley Gallery, Welbeck, Worksop, Bassetlaw district
Design: Hugh Broughton Architects
photograph : Hufton+Crow
The Harley Gallery in Worksop
The new gallery will show changing displays of the historic Portland Collection, one of the finest accumulations of paintings, sculpture, books, tapestries and furniture in private hands in Britain.
2 May 2016
Nottingham Architecture Competition
Nottingham Architectural Contest
DESIGN COMPETITION PROVES THAT ARCHITECTURE IS NOTT FORGOTTEN
National funding has been secured for an innovative new design competition which will have competitors’ architectural ideas come to life in Nottingham city centre.
The Nott Forgotten challenge has been created by the Nottingham & Derby Society of Architects (NDSA) and will focus on five less cared for spaces in the Lace Market area of the city – located at St Mary’s Gate, Wing Walk, Hollowstone, Adam’s Walk and High Pavement.
Open to all architectural firms, universities and schools in the East Midlands, the society aims to inspire and involve the region’s creative minds – no matter what age or discipline. Participants will submit designs to transform an existing site and the winning designer will see their work made into a reality.
Matt Greenhalgh, president of the NDSA, has big plans for the competition and is pleased that the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East Midlands has got behind the project.
“It’s very rare that regional competitions like this get national funding, this shows how unique Nott Forgotten is. The RIBA has dedicated a substantial portion of its regional funding to support the challenge. This is a huge achievement and is a sign of the good work the society is doing in contributing to the local community.
“Nott Forgotten gives participants the chance to actually make a change to the landscape of their city – which is very unusual in a local competition and makes the design challenge a really special project,” said Matt.
Almost 150 people attended a competition preview event in Nottingham to learn more about the chosen sites and the competition. Speaking at the preview evening, Kathy McArdle chief executive of the Creative Quarter, said: “The challenge that Nott Forgotten proposes is a medium-term intervention that can shift perception and the experience of space. Intervention to make the Lace Market feel safer, brighter, enjoyable, inviting, colourful, tell a story, celebrate history will open up the space’s social possibilities.
“Dream, imagine a design and make a design a reality for the public to engage with. This is a chance to imagine. Make the familiar landscape and streetspace shift in perception. Make it so that people never see it in quite the same way again.”
Award-winning artist, Wolfgang Buttress, who will be judging the competition’s entries, also commented: “I’m very exciting to be involved with the project and look forward to seeing the proposals.”
The NDSA has been running for almost 154 years and this will be its first running of a regional competition. The society is keen to encourage participants, at whatever level of architectural expertise, to get involved and make a difference in their local area.
“It’s crucial for the future of any industry to inspire the next generation and Nott Forgotten is a great platform to do this. It’s a fantastic opportunity to showcase the good that architecture can do and for people, young or old, to make a real difference,” added Matt.
Nott Forgotten, due to the nature of the project – as a physical change will be made to the city’s landscape, requires regional support from businesses.
“We’re keen to make the challenge a success but to do this we need financial backing.
“Suitable sponsorship packages are available, catering for SMEs up to large corporations, which give businesses the chance to increase brand awareness to those in the architectural industry, the East Midlands’ professionals and those in the education sector – as well as feeding into existing potential Corporate Social Responsibility strategies,” said Matt.
Keep up with Nott Forgotten by following @Nott_Forgotten or @NDSA_info on Twitter.
Nottinghamshire Buildings – Recent Designs
11 Aug 2012
Isover House Contest – Nottingham Architecture Competition
Design: Evgeni Leonov Architects
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Nottinghamshire Architecture Competition
First stage winning proposal for Isover Multi-Comfort House Contest 2012, an international two-stage competition. The aim of the competition is to create regeneration and community development in Trent Basin, Nottingham, UK, which meet passive house requirements. Under the current economic pressure, cities are no longer able to develop the way they used to, especially in the regeneration of unused industrial areas, which have become increasingly in demand due to lack of housing and infrastructure. Although nearby, they represent disconnected areas from the city centers.
1 Mar 2012
Harley Foundation Art Gallery, Welbeck Estate
Design: Hugh Broughton Architects
image from Malcolm Reading Consultants
Harley Gallery Nottinghamshire
Invited competition to design a new art gallery for the Harley Foundation on the Welbeck Estate in Nottinghamshire. HBA narrowly beat Caruso St John Architects. Six practices were shortlisted in the closely-run contest for the £5 million scheme; the others were Dow Jones Architects, Gianni Botsford Architects, Haworth Tompkins Architects and Tony Fretton Architects.
Nottinghamshire Buildings Archive
Maggies Nottingham
Design: CZWG
image © Maggie’s Centres
Maggies Nottingham
Creswell Crags Ice Age Museum
Design: OMI Architects
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Creswell Crags Ice Age Museum
Nottinghamshire Architecture
Major Developments, alphabetical:
Attenborough Nature Reserve – Visitor Centre, Nottingham
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Architect: Groundworks Architects LLP
Boots D10 Factory
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Owen Williams
Centre for Contemporary Arts Nottingham – Lace Market
2009
Caruso St John
image : Hélène Binet
Nottingham Arts Building
Inland Revenue Centre Nottingham
1992-95
Hopkins Architects
Nottingham building : Michael Hopkins
Jubilee Campus, University of Nottingham
1996-99
Stephen Hodder Architects
University of Nottingham : Stephen Hodder
Jubilee Campus Expansion, University of Nottingham
2008
make Architects
photograph : Zander Olsen
University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus
Meadow Gardens, Nottingham
2008-
Make
Meat Factory, Nottingham
2010
Marsh & Grochowski
image : Hannah Marsh
Meat Factory
MediPark for Nottingham
2009-
Studio Egret West
picture from architect
MediPark Nottingham
National College for School Leadership, University of Nottingham
2002
Hopkins Architects
New Art Exchange, Nottingham
2008
HawkinsBrown
image : Helene Binet
New Art Exchange
Newton and Arkwright Building, Nottingham Trent University
2010
Hopkins Architects Partnership
image : Martine Hamilton Knight
Newton and Arkwright Building
Nottingham mixed-use development
2008
M+O Architects Ltd.
Nottingham development
Nottingham Trent University – City Campus
2007-
Hopkins Architects
Old Market Square, Nottingham
2007
Gustafson Porter
photo : Dom Henry www.domhenry.com
Nottingham square
Portland College – new classroom building, nr Mansfield
2007
Patel Taylor
£2.4m
RIBA Architecture competition 1998 – winner
Sherwood Forest : The Living Legend
2007-
architects: n/a – competition
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground – The Fox Road Stand, West Bridgford
2003
Maber Associates
The University of Nottingham – Agricultural campus, Sutton Bonington
2009-
make Architects
Weekday Cross, Nottingham, Mixed-use scheme
1999
Stephen Hodder Architects
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RIBA Awards 2006 – East Midlands: Attenborough Nature Reserve
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