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15 mag 2022 · This is the new dining hall of Homerton College, Cambridge, built by Barnes Construction of Suffolk and designed by Feilden Fowles – Fergus Feilden and Edmund Fowles – under-40-year-old ...
The Homerton College sits to the south of the city of Cambridge. Its core buildings were constructed in the 1870s for Cavendish College, with Homerton College moving to the site in 1894 from its original home on Homerton High Street in East London. Founded in 1768 by a group of dissenting academics, it has retained its free-thinking roots.
Homerton College – Structure Workshop. 2022Homerton College. Materials and craftsmanship feature throughout this project. Timber roofs of differing forms span the public spaces, whilst a board marked visual concrete plinth provides continuity throughout. Perhaps most striking is the green faience surface of the dining hall which was the ...
The iconic Great Hall warmly awaits you at the heart of Homerton College and provides the perfect venue for your memorable events. Designed in 1889, the combination of American Gothic style and medieval layout preserves the classical atmosphere. The astonishing wooden panelling around the high walls and paintings of previous college principals ...
Cambridge Homerton College Dining Hall, Cambridge With a valley-shaped roof and distinctive faience cladding, Homerton’s new Dining Hall is a unique addition to the Cambridge landscape. Client:Homerton College Value:£10.0m Duration:86 weeks Completion Date:February 2022 Project Description Rigorous attention to detail is evident throughout, with pigmented concrete utilised to form columns ...
2023 Award Winners. Winner: Homerton College Dining Hall. Print. Best New Building – Over £2m Construction Costs. In this category, there is one winning scheme and two commendations. Winner: Homerton College Dining Hall. Photos: Feilden Fowles, David Grandorge, Jim Stephenson. Client: Homerton College.
Overhead view of construction at Homerton Dining Hall. A new building for Cambridge University’s youngest college comprising a servery, kitchen, double height buttery and triple height dining hall. All roofs are constructed in sweet chestnut glulam, and the unique slender butterfly truss in the dining hall was made possible by resolving ...
