sps1955's photos with the keyword: Modern

Designed by Architettura MCMM , perhaps around 2011, when the school began its transition from a junior school to an all-through primary school. The school takes its name from Bewick Bridge, who was vicar of Cherry Hinton from 1816-1833; he founded the first school in the village in 1832: www.bewickbridge.com/werechanging_detail.asp?Section=21&a... .

Housing designed by Once Architecture for Jesus College on the site of a block of garages, 2011-13: www.oncearchitecture.co.uk/projects/project/Eden-St-Backw... .

Seen from Leigh Street. Built 1949-55 to designs of Denis Clarke-Hall for the borough of St Pancras; two further blocks were intended. The ground-floor shops have a concave façade contrasting with the convex façade of the flats above. The fronts of the lower balconies have abstract decoration.

The Marchmont Street frontage from the S. Designed by Patrick Hodgkinson, with Sir Leslie Martin, from 1959 onwards, but not built until 1968-72, by which time Hodgkinson was the sole architect. Described by the Buildings of England: London 4 (1998), p.328, as "London's first influential megastructure" combining housing, shops and other facilities in a single structure. List description: list.historicengland.org.uk/resultsingle.aspx?uid=1246230 .

Detail of the Marchmont Street frontage from SW. Designed by Patrick Hodgkinson, with Sir Leslie Martin, from 1959 onwards, but not built until 1968-72, by which time Hodgkinson was the sole architect. Described by the Buildings of England: London 4 (1998), p.328, as "London's first influential megastructure" combining housing, shops and other facilities in a single structure. List description: list.historicengland.org.uk/resultsingle.aspx?uid=1246230 .