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Harrow College Building Images + Text from MacCormac Jamieson Prichard
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MJP brings cascading terraces to Harrow College

MJP Architects has unveiled designs for One Harrow, a new building at
Harrow College in northwest London. The scheme links the parkland of Harrow
Hill to the shopping streets of the town centre, with a series of cascading
planted terraces in between the "fingers" of the building. The
32,500sq m building replaces two existing campuses, increasing space by
around 40%.
The landscape design, produced with Churchman Landscape Architects will
retain all the major trees along the front of the site, screening the
base of the structure.
'We have tried to create an elegant building that will help the college
and give students a positive experience of studying: said Liz Pride, director
of education at MJP Architects.
The building will vary in height between three and nine storeys with several
parts such as the refectory and the learning resources centre open to
the public. An internal street will link the two new public squares on
either site of the college, one serving the station, and one leading to
a new footbridge and into the surrounding parkland.

Harrow
College Building : MacCormac
Jamieson Prichard
Harrow College Building - One Harrow, northwest London
2007-
3-9 storeys high
Competition shortlist: MJP; RMJM; Sheppard Robson
Planning application due early 2008
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