Nottingham Architecture
Conservation Architects
To assist Consumers in the selection of a Practice to provide them with professional services in architectural conservation, the RIAI developed an accreditation system to recognise differing levels of specialist expertise. There are three Grades of Accreditation, Grade 1 being the highest and Grade 3 the basic entry level to the System. RIAI Conservation Architect/Practice Grades 1 and 2 An Architect or Practice accredited at either of these Grades has been assessed by an expert Accreditation Board which carries out a rigorous in-depth evaluation…
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Our product gallery gives you the power to view mesh patterns in two different ways: Advanced Filter & Compare: A table view showing an image along with technical details that provides additional filter options for logical sorting of even more of our standard and non-standard architectural woven wire mesh patterns. You can apply filters based on shape, size, percent open area, and pricing tier to limit the number of patterns displayed at one time, and use the Compare feature to limit your list to only a few patterns that interest you…
read moreEnglish Medieval Architecture
Art in the Middle ages was inseparable from religion. It was infused with spiritual symbolism and meaning. The purpose of art was to awe and inspire the viewer with the grandeur of God. It also served to symbolize what people believed. Pope Gregory the Great, he of the Gregorian chants, said, painting can do for the illiterate what writing does for those who read. He might have added that sculpture could serve the same purpose. Church Sculpture The mission of the sculptor, whose work was seen almost exclusively adorning church buildings, was to…
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Application for this course is through the UCAS application form. Ready to join us? Then apply as soon as you can. Just click the Apply button at the top of the page and follow the instructions for applying. Make sure you check the entry requirements above carefully before you do. Selection for this course takes place through UCAS application form. Application deadline This course starts in September and applications should be submitted by the UCAS deadline, 15 January. Applications received after this date will only be considered if places are…
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St. Mawes, Cornwall If you believe that places can be muses than you would love Cornwall. An Englishman we met during our trip to England used a phrase to describe what we were looking at one day which has stuck with me. He described the scene as achingly beautiful. I agreed. When you combine glorious weather, the English countryside and picture postcard scenery, you have a winner. The beauty is simply off the charts. Somehow your heart gets involved and you fall in love with a place. This happened to me in Cornwall. Checking into the hotel in…
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You’re only in London for a set amount of time so you want to make sure you see and do the best things in London. We’ll make it easy for you; here are our Top 10 Things to Do in London – and what’s more, they’re all free with The London Pass. 1. Tower of London remains one of the most popular tourist attractions in London. Visitors can take enjoy entertaining tours by Yeomen Warders (aka beefeaters) and learn about the tales and tragedies of this historic royal place. Don’t forget you can see the stunning Crown Jewels and the oldest exhibition in…
read moreSir David Chipperfield
A world-renowned British architect, Sir David Chipperfield applies values of intelligence, permanence and logic to his projects. He has firmly established himself in the middle ground between the other-worldly, over-the-top designs of Frank Gehry and Zaha Hadid and the dull, lifeless design of so much modern development. “I don’t think architecture is radical, ” he told the Guardian in 2011. “How can something that takes years and costs millions be radical?” After studying at the Kingston School of Art and the Architectural Association of London…
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Keeping you up to date with everything Paragon Paragon CEO Alan Hardy has been recognised for his contribution to the Midlands economy by global accounting giant Ernst & Young (EY), by being crowned Entrepreneur of the Year in the construction and building services. Held at the Birmingham Council House and hosted by Breakfast Business presenter, Steph McGovern Paragon’s continued growth in the south of the country shows no sign of slowing, with news of industry recognition ahead of the Mixology 2016 Awards in June. Created by industry bible…
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