BDP Architects Cambridge, Hills Road Building, English Project, Photos, Architect, Address

BDP Cambridge Faculty of Education

Faculty of Education, Hills Road, southeast England – design by Building Design Partnership, UK

Faculty of Education Cambridge Building News

Faculty of Education
Date: 2005
Architect: Building Design Partnership

Photos © Martine Hamilton Knight

Location: Hills Road, next to Mary Allan building, Homerton College

The main building work started on site in Spring 2003 and was completed in January 2005. June 2005: Royal opening for the Faculty of Education.

New Faculty of Education, Cambridge

A new Faculty building was planned in the grounds of Homerton College to bring together faculty currently accommodated on three sites across Cambridge.

Faculty of Education Cambridge images / information from Building Design Partnership

BDP Architects

Location: Hills Road, Cambridge, South East England, UK

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Homerton College Cambridge

Also by BDP Architects in Cambridge:
Nanoscience Centre Laboratories 2003
University of Cambridge, Madingley Rd

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Cavendish III Physics Laboratory, Cambridge Science Park
Design: Jestico + Whiles, Architects

image : Forbes Massie
Cavendish III Physics Laboratory Building

The Simon Sainsbury Centre
Design: Stanton Williams, Architects

photography © Hufton+Crow
The Simon Sainsbury Centre Building
This Stirling Prize-winning architecture practce has completed a £21.5 million expansion for Cambridge Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge, demonstrating the practice’s expertise in unlocking the potential of complex sites, and creating a versatile hub for postgraduate and executive business education.

James Dyson Building at University of Cambridge
Design: Nicholas Hare Architects

photo © Alan Williams photography
James Dyson Building, University of Cambridge
The new building occupies a restricted, but important site adjacent to the existing Department of Engineering building and with frontage onto The Fen Causeway – a busy artery into and out of Cambridge.