Bradford College's David Hockney Building

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Bradford College is an important part of West Yorkshire's higher education landscape, with a 182-year history and 25,000 students. It is also in rapid transition: rebranding, sprouting satellite colleges, laboratories, sports centres and renewing its accommodation. The six-storey, £50m David Hockney Building, named after the college’s most famous old boy, replaces three existing teaching blocks and is designed by Bond Bryan Architects to evoke the wool mills of Yorkshire's past. Turner & Townsend worked as project and cost manager.
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References CASE STUDY BRADFORD COLLEGE’S DAVID HOCKNEY BUILDING David Hockney Building, Bradford College David Hockney Building, Bradford College The Bradford College ARCHICAD 19 Signature Building
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