Material related to Birmingham New Street Station: Gateway Project

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Foreign Office Architects (archive creator)

Title:

Material related to Birmingham New Street Station: Gateway Project

Date:

2009-2010

Description:

This group consists of material related to Birmingham New Street Station: Gateway Project, Birmingham, England, including:

- 10 loose copies of computer-generated design renderings, author unknown, n.d.;

- 3 books of plans by other architects, including "Navigation Street Footbridge GRIP3 Option Studies", author unknown, n.d.; "Proposed Sub Platform Level", by John McAuslan & Partners, 4 August 2006; "Existing Platform Level", by John McAuslan & Partners, 4 August 2006;

- 4 books of diagrams and plans by the Foreign Office Architects, including sections, elevations, views and computer-generated design renderings, ca. 2008;

- A book of presentation material by the Foreign Office Architects titled, "Birmingham New Street Station: Gateway Project. Facade and Atrium - Facade Access and Maintenance Report - Strategy Document", October 2009;

- 2 books of reports, both titled, "Public Realm Strategy: Birmingham New Street Station Gateway project", prepared by Atkins for Network Rail, one dated 23 January 2009, one dated 26 February 2009.

Form:
books

Quantity / Object type:
10 book(s)

Dimensions:

books: 29.9 × 42.2 cm (11 3/4 × 16 5/8 in.)

Reference number:

ARCH270525

Inscription:

uninscribed

Location:

Birmingham West Midlands England United Kingdom

Credit line:
Foreign Office Architects fonds
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de Farshid Moussavi et Alejandro Zaera-Polo/
Gift of Farshid Moussavi and Alejandro Zaera-Polo

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