The new museums site, building by Arup Associates, 1966-74

Barnabas Calder

The new museums site, building by Arup Associates, 1966-74

Barnabas Calder (Photographer)

Architecture

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Abstract

This is Cambridge’s most elating piece of Brutalism. No other post-war building in the city has such a Piranesian charge to it, nor such elegantly ostentatious engineering.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Edition	Building of the Month April 2008
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - Apr 2008

Keywords

architecture
brutalism
Cambridge
Arup Engineering
ostentatious engineering

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The new museums site, building by Arup Associates, 1966-74

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