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16 Jun 2009
Newcastle Building Photographs
Photos © architect Adrian Welch
Newcastle Architecture – other buildings by sector around city centre
South : Quayside + Gateshead / City Centre / East / North / West
Buildings south of city centre – Quayside
Guild Hall
Quayside Lofts, central Newcastle
Date built: 2006
Design: Conran Architects
Copthorne Hotel, central Newcastle
Newcastle Hotel
Newcastle Fish Market, Quayside
Malmaison Hotel Newcastle
Newcastle hotel buildings
Pitcher & Piano Bar, Quayside
Traditional Quayside buildings – historic half-timbered houses
Various Quayside buildings along the River Tyne
Buildings south of city centre – Gateshead
Hilton Hotel, Gateshead
Gateshead Hilton Hotel
The building overlooks the Quayside and Tyne Bridge. Recent recognitions include Large Hotel of the Year at the Northeast England Tourism Awards 2012.
Baltic Mills housing
Buildings in city centre
Grey Street
Grey Street was built by Grainger in the 1830s with the aid of several architects, including John Dobson. The whole of the western side of the street was designed by two architects from Grainger’s office, John Wardle and George Walker.
Grey Street contains the Theatre Royal designed by John and Benjamin Green, the southern entrance to Monument Metro station and the Central Arcade. It is renowned for its Georgian architecture, and was in 2010 voted ‘Best street in the UK’ by BBC Radio 4 listeners.
Grey’s Monument
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Grade II Listed
Statue of Earl grey atop a column
40m high
Hotel Monument
2008
Ryder Architects
Hotel Room on top – Proposal
Grainger Street
Newcastle’s main shopping street: Cumberland Street
Earl Grey Memorial
Traditional gable-headed building at bottom of Grey Street in city centre
Buildings east of city centre
Bold Modern building just north of Studio 55
One of many buildings east of the city centre requiring refurbishment
Delicate traditional building of high quality
Newcastle Bars
Carliol House, Pilgrim Street/Market Street
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1927
Traditional stone building
Old Cinema
Police & Fire Station
Jeweller’s shop – Northern Goldsmiths
Newcastle shops
Sixties building – podium block
Unusually small building – Moss Clothes shop
Monument Shopping Centre
Street view, Monument shopping centre on left
Buildings north of city centre
Art Deco building
Beautiful Victorian building – former Emerson Chambers – near Monument shopping centre, art deco building to left
War Memorial – Monument near Eldon Centre
War Memorial in context, John Lewis store beyond
Clash of scale between modern brick bulk and traditional stone terrace
Plain Modern architecture
Eldon Square Shopping Centre
Newcastle Shopping Centre
Eldon Square shopping centre opened in 1976 and was built on the site of Old Eldon Square, a famous part of Georgian Newcastle designed by John Dobson in about 1824. This redevelopment, which left only the eastern terrace standing, has been criticised, with one writer calling it “the greatest single example of architectural vandalism in Britain since the war”.
Buildings west of city centre
Art Deco Flats
Street scene
Slab block
Another slab block
Recent office buildings
City Walls
Victorian building adj. City Wall
Modern housing adj. City Wall with castlellated features
New square just west of city wall near Terry Farrell’s life building
Newcastle theatre just north of life building – Stoll Picture Theatre, aka The Journal Tyne Theatre
Recent development west of mainline, with unusual sculpture
Industrial architecture still standing near River Tyne
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne, Northeast England, UK
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Design: Ryder Architecture
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Dogger Bank Wind Farm Operations and Maintenance Base
The developers of the Dogger Bank Wind Farm have revealed the design for the multi million pound Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Base, that will serve the world’s biggest offshore wind farm. Subject to planning approval, the base will be constructed in the Port of Tyne. It will serve as the main hub for operating the wind farm which when complete will be capable of powering 6m homes.
Sage Gateshead
Design: Foster + Partners
Newcastle Concert Hall Building
Woodhorn Colliery, Ashington, Northumberland
Design: RMJM Architects
Woodhorn Colliery
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