Andrew Melville Hall, St Andrews – Miniature Concrete Model

Andrew Melville Hall, St Andrews – Miniature Concrete ModelModel 077_Andrew Melville Hall, St Andrews Miniature Concrete ModelHand cast in fine concrete. Shaped by memory. Some student halls feel like a manifesto in concrete. Andrew Melville Hall in St Andrews is one of them. Built in 1967, Andrew Melville Hall was the first commission in solo practice for James Stirling and remains his only completed work in Scotland. Set on the North Haugh ridge, the hall unfolds in two angled wings stretching from a glazed

Model 033_Breuer Building – Miniature Concrete ModelHand-cast in fine concrete

I worked on it until it felt like the tower itself

affectionately known as the “Toast Rack

college staff

Model 009_The Birmingham Rotunda – Miniature Concrete ModelHand-cast in fine concrete

A small cast of a Coventry original

currently disusedBrief Overview:The Hollings Building

UKArchitect: Owen Luder Partnership (Rodney Gordon)Completed: 1967Status: Demolished in 2010Brief Overview:Trinity Square Car Park was a multi-storey parking structure in central Gateshead

adaptive reuse in progressBrief Overview:The Pirelli Building

Brief Overview: New Street Signal Box has kept the regions network moving for decades- originally housing the Westpac Geographical Interlocking & Signalmens push button control panel (the largest relay interlocking in the world when installed) and also the Railway Telephone Exchange

Size: 28cm high x 35cm wide unframed

providing 66 student bedrooms