Prism Architecture Broadcasting Place by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

Prismatic building this is the place broadcasting near Leeds city center. Conceived as a partnership / private common for the property group Downing and Leeds Metropolitan University, it provides approximately 110 000 square feet of new office space and teaching, together with 240 residential students at the landmark building increased to 23 floors. The building is conceived as an attractive solid form Yorkshire landscape rich geological heritage and busts. While the lower part of building up a continuous sweep of three erus floor, adjacent to the lower level of the listed building, up to five floors.

Impairment of buildings higher than eight floors to six before rising to the highest point of the scheme from 23 floors. Through a large window is understood as a stream of water flows through rock formations. The purpose of this design is strengthened by the selection of cor-ten steel as a solid, sculptures and weathering of the material, was built as a rain-screen façade.Visit the website of Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios 

Photography © Architectural Aluminium Solutions

Prismatic building this is the place broadcasting near Leeds city center. Conceived as a partnership / private common for the property group Downing and Leeds Metropolitan University, it provides approximately 110 000 square feet of new office space and teaching, together with 240 residential students at the landmark building increased to 23 floors. The building is conceived as an attractive solid form Yorkshire landscape rich geological heritage and busts. While the lower part of building up a continuous sweep of three erus floor, adjacent to the lower level of the listed building, up to five floors.

Impairment of buildings higher than eight floors to six before rising to the highest point of the scheme from 23 floors. Through a large window is understood as a stream of water flows through rock formations. The purpose of this design is strengthened by the selection of cor-ten steel as a solid, sculptures and weathering of the material, was built as a rain-screen façade.Visit the website of Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios .

Photography © Architectural Aluminium Solutions