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Portsmouth Architecture

Portsmouth Architecture News – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:

12 June 2020
University of Portsmouth academic named Ambassador of Design

photo courtesy of University of Portsmouth
University of Portsmouth School of Architecture News
Professor Alessandro Melis from the Portsmouth School of Architecture was chosen by the Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs. He is well-known in Italy for his research in the field of architecture and has already been chosen as the Curator of the Italian Pavilion at the prestigious Venice Biennale this year.

20 Sep 2019
Tipner West Development
Masterplan Design: Gensler

image courtesy of architects office
Tipner West Development Portsmouth
This ambitious development, that will include land reclamation, will seize a unique opportunity to provide one million square feet of marine employment land and c. 4,000 homes.

12 June 2019
New Academic Building on the Victoria Site: Multi-disciplinary design team sought by the University of Portsmouth
RIBA Competitions announce the launch of a ‘Competitive Procedure with Negotiation’ process on behalf of the University of Portsmouth. The process is seeking to select a multi-disciplinary team for the design of a proposed c.20,000m2:
New Academic Building on the Victoria Site, University of Portsmouth

26 Jul 2018
D-Day Museum
Design: Hampshire County Council’s architects and interior designers with exhibition designers Studio MB and landscape architects UBU Design

photo : Martin Gardner
D-Day Story, Portsmouth Building
Hampshire County Council Property Services have completed the transformation of Portsmouth’s D-Day Museum ahead of next year’s 75th anniversary. Re-named ‘The D-Day Story’, the £5m project was supported by a £4m Heritage Lottery Fund grant, together with funding from Portsmouth City Council and other benefactors.

30 May 2013
Mary Rose Museum Building
Design: Wilkinson Eyre ; Pringle Brandon (interior architect)

picture from architecture office
Mary Rose Museum
The £27 m project to build a new museum for the Tudor warship Mary Rose in Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard is now complete. The building was unveiled where King Henry VIII’s flagship is housed. The famous ship sank in 1545 in the Solent near Portsmouth during a battle with the French fleet. When is capsized, its starboard side became embedded in clay below the soft sediment of the seabed, enabling it to survive intact.

Portsmouth Buildings

Major Portsmouth Buildings, alphabetical:

38-46 Broad St
2001-
Design: Panter Hudspith Architects

Aspex Gallery, Gunwharf Quays
2006
Design: Glenn Howells Architects

Business School – Richmond Building, University of Portsmouth
2005
Design: Hawkins/Brown

Gunwharf Quays
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retail; leisure; residential development

No.1 Gunwharf Quays – The ‘Funnel’
2009
Design: Scott Brownrigg

photo © Nick Weall
1 Gunwharf Quays

Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation, University of Portsmouth
2009
Design: van Heyningen and Haward Architects

photo : Will Pryce
ICG Portsmouth

Marks & Spencer Store – proposal
2007-
Design: Van Heningen & Haward

Mary Rose Museum
2009-
Design: Wilkinson Eyre ; Pringle Brandon (interior architect)

Northern Quarter Development – site of former Tricorn Centre
2007-10
Design: Chapman Taylor Architects with van Heyningen & Haward
new John Lewis store
Developer: Centros Miller
For John Lewis Partnership
£350m approximate building construction cost
Outline planning approval 2005
CABE support Apr 2008
Mixed-use: retail; hotel, residential; leisure facilities

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard – Boathouse No. 6 Refurbishment
2003
Design: MacCormac Jamieson Prichard Ltd
Grade II* Listed
Victorian boathouse for English Navy
Facilties: cinema, exhibition, café, shop; Institute of Maritime and Heritage Studies

Portsmouth Stadium development
2007-
Design: Herzog & de Meuron

image © Herzog & de Meuron
Portsmouth Stadium – 36,000-seats sports ground: £600m waterfront development design for Portsmouth Football Club & Sellar Property Group
Portsmouth Stadium architects : Herzog & de Meuron