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6 giorni fa · The colleges and halls: Trinity Hall. A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely: Volume 3, the City and University of Cambridge. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1959. This free content was digitised by double rekeying.
5 giorni fa · 2024 RIBA East Award. WongAvery Gallery, Cambridge. Níall McLaughlin Architects for Trinity Hall. Contract value: Confidential. GIA: 73m2. The WongAvery Gallery is built in a highly sensitive historic location to a very specific and unusual brief.
4 giorni fa · Trinity Hall Arms. (41) Trinity Hall stands between Trinity Lane, formerly Milne Street, and the river and is bounded on the N. by Garret Hostel Lane and on the S. by Clare College. Henney Lane, formerly alongside the N. range of the present Front Court, was the N. boundary until 1545; thereafter it was closed and absorbed in the northern ...
22 ore fa · 21 May 2024. The WongAvery Music Gallery in Trinity Hall has been recognised by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) in a regional awards ceremony. In a lengthy citation the jury for the RIBA East of England award noted the dedicated music practice and performance space “responds to its challenging context and technically ...
4 giorni fa · A projecting bay about the centre of the E. side of the range, shown in Loggan's map of Cambridge, may have contained an Oratory. Adjoining it on the S. was a stair to the Master's camera entered from the dais of the Hall, which lay to the S., through a doorway that survives in situ .
5 giorni fa · 16 May 2024. The environment and different forms of community were central to the winning projects of the RIBA East Awards 2024. This included the social and cultural life within Cambridge University (Dining Hall, Homerton College, John Bradfield Court, Darwin College and the WongAvery Gallery), as well as the inherent social value of housing ...
25 apr 2024 · Trinity Lane Cambridge was recorded in one of the oldest maps made of the city by Richard Lyne in 1574. This lane originally linked Cambridge High Street with the wharves on the River Cam. Back then, it used to be in two separate parts. One part was called ‘Find Silver Lane’ or ‘King’s Childer Lane’ and the other was called ‘Mill ...
