Smallbrook Queensway – Ringway Centre (Triptych Set)

Smallbrook Queensway – Ringway Centre (Triptych Set)Model 058_Smallbrook Queensway, Ringway Centre Miniature Concrete ModelHand cast in fine concrete. Shaped by memory. Some buildings define a citys movement. The Ringway Centre on Smallbrook Queensway in Birmingham, designed by James A. Roberts and completed in 1962, is one of the most distinctive post war buildings in Britain. Stretching almost 200 metres along the citys inner ring road, its rhythmic concrete faade and continuous curve represent a

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Tucked deep within the Barbican Estate

A small cast of a place where stone and sound collided

Location: Tyndall Avenue

It had to feel tactile and architectural at once

The Dorman Long Tower in Middlesbrough was one of the last surviving remnants of the town’s steelmaking heritage

just like the original

designed by William Whitfield and completed in the late 1960s

It sits beautifully on a desk or shelf as a small skyline keepsake

the Futurist was also the first place in Birmingham to show talkies in March 1929

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not listedBrief Overview:Perched above the tracks at Birmingham New Street