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Quadrangle
The Quadrangle lies at the heart of Newcastle University with gardens and thoroughfare, which is a favourite place for graduation photographs. It is surrounded on all sides, by some of the oldest buildings on the campus, including 6 listed buildings. The entrances to the Quadrangle from the south-east from King's Road are via the iconic Arches (1911) and the Student Forum open space. At the west side of the Quadrangle is the Armstrong Building (1887). The east side is formed by the Hatton Gallery (1911), Architecture Building, and Old Library Building (1926). At the north-west end is the Percy Building (1958), and a gateway to Queen Victoria Road, and a pedestrian route to the adjoining space to the north of the Old Library Building.
The gardens in the Quadrangle were laid out and planted in 1947-1949 by JS. Allen, Professor of Town and Country Planning.[1] They were designed as a memorial garden, with a plaque in the gardens stating: "1914-18. 1939-45. This garden quadrangle was laid out in 1949 in memory of all members of the Newcastle Division of the University of Durham who gave their lives in two wars."
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063987:Quadrangle University of Newcastle upon Tyne Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown c.1960
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014524:The Quadrangle University of Newcastle upon Tyne Newcastle upon Tyne Signey J. 1965
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054773:The Quadrangle University of Newcastle upon Tyne Newcastle upon Tyne City Engineers 1982
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Commemorative plaque, Armstrong quad, Newcastle University
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Tyne and Wear HER(9927): Newcastle, University Quadrangle
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The Arches
- Overview Map Street View The Arches, which form a gateway from King's Road into the Quadrangle, are an iconic symbol of Newcastle University. The 3 storey building with its pair …
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Armstrong Building
- Overview Map Street View The Armstrong Building at Newcastle University is located on Queen Victoria Road. It was built for the College of Physical Science, a forerunner of today's Newcastle University. The …
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Hatton Gallery
- Overview About the Gallery Map The Hatton Gallery is located in the King Edward VII Building on Kings Road at Newcastle University. "Our painting collection includes works from the 14th …
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Percy Building
- Overview Map Street View The Percy Building is located at the north-west end of the Quadrangle at Newcastle University, and backing on to Queen Victoria Road. The building was designed …
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Old Library Building
- Overview Map Street View The Old Library Building at Newcastle University has to parts. The older part, which forms part of the Quadrangle, is built with red bond bricks, and …
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063987:Quadrangle University of Newcastle upon Tyne Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown c.1960
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014524:The Quadrangle University of Newcastle upon Tyne Newcastle upon Tyne Signey J. 1965
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from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
054773:The Quadrangle University of Newcastle upon Tyne Newcastle upon Tyne City Engineers 1982
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Commemorative plaque, Armstrong quad, Newcastle University
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from http://twsitelines.info/SMR/9…
Tyne and Wear HER(9927): Newcastle, University Quadrangle
- "This quadrangle was laid out and planted in a ‘low and gentle’ style in 1947-9 by J S Allen, Professor of Town and Country Planning, and was designed as a …
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Simon Cotterill