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Feilden Fowles


completes Homerton College Dining Hall


Feilden Fowles has completed a striking new faience-tiled dining hall at Homerton College, University of Cambridge, after winning an international open-call design competition in 2017. The new building for


Cambridge’s youngest college comprises a dining hall, buttery, kitchens and associated staff amenities on a 3,000 sq m site adjacent to the arts and crafts style


Ibberson Building (1914) and Victorian Gothic revival buildings. The bright and airy dining hall


transforms into a dramatic evening setting reflecting its traditional ceremonial role, with views out towards mature trees and an ancient meadow. The hall provides daily dining for students, staff and visitors, together with hosting formal dinners throughout the year. The new buttery seats up to 60, serving as a cafe.


Edmund Fowles, the director of


the London-based practice, said: ‘Creating the dining hall at Homerton College has been an extraordinary journey for the many involved. The design of the hall is symbolic of Homerton’s progressive character and bold ambitions, yet simultaneously in conversation with the rich architectural heritage of Cambridge.’ feildenfowles.co.uk


Casson Mann’s transformational new exhibition for Jodrell Bank opens


Jodrell Bank Observatory opened a new permanent exhibition by Casson Mann at its UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cheshire in June. Visitors can now engage with


the fully immersive and interactive exhibition, ‘The Story of Jodrell Bank’, in the new purpose-built First Light Pavilion. Part of a £21.5m project to open up the inspirational heritage of Jodrell Bank to a new generation of visitors, the world-class exhibition is housed in a new building designed by architects Hassell Studio. Conceived together, the exhibition and pavilion have been designed as one holistic presentation of the inspiring, human story of the pioneering observatory, home to the iconic Lovell Telescope. cassonmann.com


CASSON MANN


JIM STEPHENSON


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