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4 giorni fa · Homerton College was incorporated into the University of Cambridge only relatively recently – in 2010 – but has a legacy of 250 years of educational achievement and a progressive character that reflects its dissenting origins. What architect Feilden Fowles has captured so well in its new Dining ...
18 ore fa · The 1993 establishment of the European Union (EU) did not resolve the tension between a technocratic and a democratic Europe, and the advent of a European constitution is still more a dream than a concrete political project. In reality, the EU remains at the crossroads between the ‘Europe of the people’ and the ‘Europe of the governments’.
3 giorni fa · In 2022 the practice’s new library at Cambridge’s Magdalene College also won an East region award before going on to win that year’s RIBA Stirling Prize. Feilden Fowles, which was shortlisted for the Stirling Prize in 2019 for its visitor centre for the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, took home a regional gong too for its dining hall for Homerton College, Cambridge.
23 apr 2024 · More than a decade after his passing, Nelson Mandela's enduring legacy of peace and justice is still celebrated worldwide, a sentiment powerfully echoed by his daughter, Dr. Makaziwe "Maki" Mandela-Amuah. In a recent tribute to Homerton, she expressed deep appreciation for the installation of her father's bust, crafted by Homerton College ...
13 mag 2024 · The Residential is open to all current Homerton students - whatever your discipline or year - and alumni (up to 5 years out). Programme @ Homerton College. The Residential begins at 3pm Sunday September 29 and culminates in a celebration dinner on Friday October 4. Most days will start with breakfast and run until dinner.
26 apr 2024 · Follow first year undergrad Jess around as she tours her entire living quarters at West House Homerton college, including her bedroom, bathroom, and gyp kitc...
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3 giorni fa · To the north-west land behind Homerton College was bought in 1852 by the East London union for a new workhouse and infirmary, under construction in 1854 and enlarged for imbeciles in 1858. (fn. 78) Expansion southward produced both culs-de-sac and roads which passed under the railway, from Isabella Road in the west to Sidney Road, a renaming of most of Wick Lane (later Kenworthy Road), at the ...
