Bullring / Brindley Place visit

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Course Visits and Trips

On October 17th 2012 there was a landscape student visit to Birmingham. This was the second in the series for the Field Week module and allowed students to visit the Bullring development (Landscape Architect: Gross Max), the interconnected pedestrian links directly through the centre of the city, including the new library (Architect: MVRDV), and finishing at Brindley Place, a prizewinning Urban Regeneration project (Landscape Architect: Robert Townshend).

In the evening the students attended the Landscape Institute’s Annual Jellicoe Lecture given by Robert Townshend and entitled ‘From Brindley Place to Kings Cross‘. This was a fascinating presentation on the benefits of urban regeneration driven byLandscape Architecture and open space design.

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