UEA Ziggurats, Norwich – Miniature Concrete Model

UEA Ziggurats, Norwich – Miniature Concrete ModelModel 041_UEA Ziggurats Miniature Concrete ModelHand cast in fine concrete. Shaped by memory. Some buildings are as unforgettable as the lives lived within them. The Ziggurat Student Halls at the University of East Anglia, designed by Denys Lasdun and completed in the late 1960s, are among the most iconic pieces of British Brutalism. Stepped terraces cascade down the riverside landscape, each room with its own balcony, combining community and

This year's Brutalist Egg captures the essence of the Ringway in miniature—designed as both a tribute and a memory

This piece captures more than form

is one of Richard Seifert’s major contributions to the city skyline

Some buildings are as unforgettable as the lives lived within them

Built in 1964 and later merged into the City of Glasgow College

The Nakagin Capsule Tower in Tokyo

Designed by James Stirling and James Gowan and completed in 1963

This year’s concrete egg is inspired by the beautiful School of Art building in Wolverhampton

Standing close to New Street Station

the sheer scale of it

Roberts AssociatesCompleted: 1965Status: Grade II listed

UKArchitect: Feilden and Mawson (to Denys Lasdun's designs)Completed: 1968 (subsequently expanded)Status: Still in use