Centre for Life Visitor Attraction from Forth Street
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"The International Centre for Life is a symbol of Newcastle University’s pre-eminence in the field of genetic research. The £60million Millennium scheme combines a new block for the University’s Genetics department; a Bioscience Centre with office and laboratory space for private sector bio-technology companies; a visitor attraction designed to inform the public about genetics and the story of DNA; and Times Square, Newcastle’s first new public square for over a century. The architectural design of the complex responds to its context, while creating sufficient coherence and identity to establish a new quarter. ICL is a landmark urban regeneration project that celebrates and revives elements of Newcastle’s past. The architecture and urban planning actively promotes renewal, evolution and development, thereby mirroring the life-giving function of the building. Terry Farrell and Partners (1996 - 1999): LinkExternal link Client : Tyne & Wear Development Corporation Location : Newcastle upon Tyne". Photo by Andrew Curtis, 2009, and licensed for reuse under a Creative Commons Licence. -
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Link: http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1158357
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