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Clifton & Stewart House is just across Kelvingrove Park and a 12 minute walk from the University of Glasgow, the University Sports Club and Student Union and Glasgow School of Art. Clifton & Stewart House is close to all that the West End of Glasgow has to offer: shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars and is just minutes from the City centre. Clifton and Stewart House are just across from Kelvingrove park. On sunny days take your books across the road to Kelvingrove Park and study in the fresh air or just wander around the park enjoying…
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What are the top universities in the UK? If you want to study in England, or Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, which universities should you consider? This UK university league table reveals the 78 best UK universities and colleges, according to the trusted Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2015-2016. The University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge take the top two spots in this ranking of best British universities, while some of the best universities in London complete the top five. Resources: choosing a university…
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Simon Laurie – RSW RGI Simon Laurie, RSW RGI, has been generous in allowing us to use his beautiful work ‘Fortezza’ on our RGI Open Annual Exhibition promotional material this… Read more RGI Open Annual Exhibition News → June Carey – RGI The RGI is honoured to have many elected members who will be exhibiting their work within our Open Annual Exhibition from 12th to 27th November 2016.… Read more RGI Open Annual Exhibition News → Invited Artist – Jane McCance The RGI is delighted to feature another of our Invited Artist’s for this years RGI Open…
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The search for the real identity of Banksy is a story one that never fails capture the imagination of the media and the millions of fans across the globe of the subversive Bristol street artist, ever since he came to the public’s attention back in 1997 with his The Mild Mild West mural. And with the news that filtered out in March of a scientific study by Queen Margaret University confirming previous studies that pointed out to him as being plain old public school boy Robin Gunningham, the final nail in the coffin was struck in what had left the…
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Cycling is a cheap, quick and healthy way to get around. There is a network of on and off road cycle routes in Edinburgh. The King s Buildings is less than two and a half miles from Edinburgh Waverley Train Station and less than two miles from the Central Area. It takes approximately twenty minutes to cycle to the King s Buildings from Edinburgh Waverley Train Station and approximately ten minutes to cycle between the King s Buildings and the Central Area. Plan your bike journey To find out local cycle routes to the King s Buildings, you can use…
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Ever wondered what lies behind the doors of 185 Bath Street? Steeped in culture and heritage, Glasgow Art Club has long been a private meeting place for generations of the city’s most innovative and creative inhabitants. Now, we are giving you the chance to see behind the scenes of one of Glasgow’s best kept secrets! Let our friendly and knowledgeable guides take you through the building to give you a fascinating insight into the history of Glasgow Art Club and its collections. In 1893 two adjacent town houses on Bath Street were transformed by…
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With all the fridge magnets and the hair dressers with their Mockintosh lettering, it is easy to forget how good Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s architecture and design work actually is. To set the record straight we’ve put together a list of the ten best stops on the Mackintosh tour. Click the links in the description for maps and opening times. 1. Glasgow School of Art An icon of 20th-century design and arguably the world’s first modernist building, Mackintosh’s masterpiece is full of surprising details. The best angles on this fantastic building…
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Welcome Christmas Party Takeaway Located right in the heart of Royal Exchange Square, this is certainly our most prominent Zizzi. The restaurant makes the most of the building s stunning historical architecture to create a must visit destination for eating out in Glasgow. Paintings by local Scottish artists feature throughout the restaurant, providing a stunning backdrop to your meal. The restaurant boasts the first in house Zizzi bar where you will be able to choose from an extensive selection of wines and a sophisticated cocktail menu. To complete…
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BNA, the Royal Institute of Dutch Architects, is the sole professional association for Dutch architects. The goal of BNA is to stimulate the development of architecture and to support the practice of its members. Some 1300 architectural practices are united in our sector association. BNA is a network promoting modern, creative entrepreneurship, inspired by the power of architecture with concern for society and the environment. Main activities BNA strengthens the position of Dutch architecture and architects BNA promotes the expertise of the architect…
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Jobs by area Architecture specialisms At s1jobs you have the opportunity to find your dream career move, all from the comforts of your own home. Whether you re looking to take the next step in your industry, trying to find the perfect role fresh from education, or keen to switch careers completely, you ll find everything you need with s1jobs. You can search for jobs in Scotland by role, location, salary and skillset. It couldn t be any easier. From Edinburgh and Glasgow, to Falkirk, Fife and the Shetland Islands, begin your journey today and apply…
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