The Bramal Music Building is a 450-seat concert hall which is the most flexible performance space at a UK university. It is suitable for solo voice and electro-acoustic music performances through to a full symphony orchestra. The new building completes the red-brick semi-circle of buildings which have been the heart of the University campus since 1909. Alongside the auditorium will be associated research, teaching and rehearsal facilities housing the Department of Music. These include the Dome rehearsal room and new electro-acoustic music studios in which the department's international community of under- and post-graduates can work in cutting-edge facilities.
Image Details: | |
Image File: | ESUM-0105-0019 |
Caption: | Bramall Music Building, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom. Architect: Glenn Howells Architects, 2012. Entrance area on ground floor. |
Property Release: | No |
Model Release: | N/A |
Dimensions in PX: | 4763 x 3523 pixels |
Date of Photograph: | 03/09/2012 |
Restriction: | No Restriction |
Credit: | Edmund Sumner/VIEW |
Building Details: | |
View Project Number: | 61305 |
Building Name: | Bramall Music Building, University of Birmingham |
Headline: | Bramall Music Building, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom. Architect: Glenn Howells Architects, 2012. |
City: | Birmingham |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Architect: | Glenn Howells Architects |
Architect Website: | http://www.glennhowells.co.uk |
Category: | Education |
Building Type: | Music School |
Year of Completion: | 2012 |
Collection: | VIEW Architecture |
Public Notes: | The Bramal Music Building is a 450-seat concert hall which is the most flexible performance space at a UK university. It is suitable for solo voice and electro-acoustic music performances through to a full symphony orchestra. The new building completes the red-brick semi-circle of buildings which have been the heart of the University campus since 1909. Alongside the auditorium will be associated research, teaching and rehearsal facilities housing the Department of Music. These include the Dome rehearsal room and new electro-acoustic music studios in which the department's international community of under- and post-graduates can work in cutting-edge facilities. |
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Orientation: | H |
Type: | Music School |
B/W or Colour: | Colour |
Number of People: | Nobody |
Technique: | Full Frame |
People Incidental: | N/A |
Point of View: | General view |
Time of Day: | Day |
Interior or Exterior: | Exterior |
Photographer: | Edmund Sumner |
Source File Name: | ESUM-0105-0019.jpg |
Copyright Info URL: | www.viewpictures.co.uk |