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The city is located in South Yorkshire, in the north of England, on the River Sheaf. The city is famous for architecture such as the Park Hill Housing, the Winter Gardens building, the Crucible Theatre building, St Paul’s Place and the former National Museum of Pop Music. Famous architects with buildings in the city include Mecanoo Architects, Sauerbruch Hutton and O’Donnell + Tuomey Architects.
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Meadowhall Shopping Centre Building
Design: BDP, Architects
image from developer
British Land, joint owner of Meadowhall in Sheffield, reveals details of the proposed Leisure Hall at Meadowhall, Yorkshire’s premier shopping destination, as the company begins a public consultation on the proposals.
Sheffield Meadowhall Shopping Centre Building – 13 May 2016
Park Hill
Design: Hawkins/Brown and Studio Egret West
photograph © Daniel Hopkinson
photograph © Lynton Pepper
The purpose built Enterprise Centre has been designed to help business trade, interact, network and access support in a fresh and modern way. At SOAR Works individual office, light industrial units and artist’s studios provide high quality, functional workspace which is clustered around an internal courtyard which acts as a social hub, space for hot desking and home to the range of onsite business support services for start up and existing businesses.
Shoreham Street, Cultural Industries Quarter
2012
Design: Project Orange
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Shoreham Street Sheffield
192 Shoreham Street is a Victorian industrial brick building sited at the edge of the Cultural Industries Quarter Conservation Area of Sheffield. It is not listed but considered locally significant.
The completed development seeks to rehabilitate the once redundant building, celebrate its industrial heritage and make it relevant to its newly vibrant context. The brief was to provide mixed use combining a desirable double height restaurant/bar within the original shell (capitalising on the raw industrial character of the existing building) with duplex studio office units above. These are accommodated in an upward extension of the existing building in a contrasting but complementary volume, a replacement for the original pitched roof.
Sharrow Point – Cemetery Road
