'Hove' I used a found photograph of a building in Hove to create this piece; I was drawn to the angle that it was taken from and the perspective of it and immediately wanted to create a piece of artwork from it. Using the linocut process really allowed me to capture the essence of the classic regency architecture of Hove with the black railings against white wall.
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Designed by the Borough Engineer A little different from most people’s idea of a listed building, these tram shelters. c1926, were ...
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A beautiful neutral location house in Hove.
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From where to eat to local art to the best fish and chips plus some shopping here is my Perfect Day Trip to Brighton for Adults
Today, I’m taking you for a pint or two in some of my favourite independent pubs in Brighton and Hove
The Outposted Project, diane rogers textile Artist and print designer original Artwork Gallery
KSS is a leading architecture and design practice specialising in major sports venues and training facilities, educational projects and residential developments.
Architects Marwa Al-Sabouni and Ghassan Jansiz bring an Arabic colonnade, called Riwaq, to Hove seafront as part of Brighton Festival 2022.
Situated on the busy foreshore strip between Brighton and Hove, number 106a is very much in the public eye. A private residence on display to the ‘hub-dub’ of daily beachside life. Presenting itself to the street and coast, it opens its doors and does not shy away.
Set in the coastal town’s historic core, the project has allowed the University to more than double its capacity in Hastings, and offer a range of new courses with an emphasis on science. The building has made a significant contribution to the ongoing physical and economic regeneration of...
Shot with Nikon D700 and 70-300mm G Nikkor © Craig Richardson 2011. All rights reserved.
Brighton Travel Guide. Top things to do in Brighton, Eat, Drink, Shop, See. Holiday destinations right here in the UK. Litte Miss Winney
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Now I reckon this is pretty good. Its taken about 4 months to create 40 of Brighton and Hove`s best buildings/constructions in the style of architectural drawings on one A2 print. Its really designed for anyone who has a link with Brighton and its environs. The choices include the usual suspects like The Pavilion, The Dome and the various churches but also include Kemp Town, Basil Spence`s fine work at The University of Sussex . Additionally there are some oddballs like the Electric Railway and the now defunct coastal railway. Old from the 11th century St Wulfrans Church to the I360 are included. Railway pieces are also featured Brighton Station, Portslade Railway Station (a fine representation of Italianate architecture,) and two viaducts New England and London Road. Three piers are there Palace, West and the now destroyed Chain Pier. Each entry is marked with the following information so the print becomes a source of interest and reference as well as something great to look at. Date of construction, architect, type of architecture as well as if appropriate date of listing with English Heritage and the type of listing. As ever a picture is much more informative so take a look at the pictures and thumbnails to get a good idea. For anyone also interested take a look at my Brighton and Hove Albion tube map and 37 other football and rugby teams.
Timber cladding inspiration from the architects and designers on Design for Me. Timber cladding used in architect designed self builds and extensions
Image 9 of 13 from gallery of Brighton Festival Brings the Riwaq, a Type of Arabic Colonnade, to the Hove Seafront, in the UK. Photograph by Jim Stephenson
Richard Grenville was born in Hove, Sussex and at the age of just six months, he started his long association with ships. First he crossed the Atlantic by Liner, moved from the USA to Barbados and onto Singapore where he began sailing at a very early age. When he was 11 years old the family took the slow route by cargo ship back to the UK. Whilst growing up he spent many happy hours on the water in the varied boats his father owned and as a family they spent nearly all their summer holidays yachting. An activity he still enjoys today.A graduate of Brighton College of Art and Design he left with a First (1.1) degree. After spending over a decade in Design and Architecture he became a full-time artist in 1989. Mostly working for Architectural, Aviation and Military clients he has also done much work in the offshore Oil and Gas Exploration sector. He has had many maritime painting commissions including book illustration and exhibited several times with the Royal Society of Marine Artists in London.Signed & numbered limited edition print.Edition of 1000 including 45 remarques.Image size: 16 x 24.5 inches (41 x 62 cm)
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This guide to 2 days in Brighton will show you the best things to do and see in a weekend on the south coast in East Sussex, England.
Lille a été une belle découverte pour moi: du plus typique au plus moderne, Lille a tout pour plaire. On vous livre toute notre expérience ici !
NEW Brighton Beach Huts tea towel, Brighton Gift, Coastal Tea Towel, Brighton and Hove Present, Brighton tea towel, Brighton Moving gift This beautiful tea towel features Brighton and Hove's iconic beach huts and is the perfect gift for anyone who loves Brighton and its architecture. The design is digitally printed on to 100% premium cotton fabric and have a handy hook sewn into the corner for hanging them up. The tea towels are individually folded and presented in a belly band. 68cm x 45cm Hemmed 4 sides. Please note: * The colours you see on your screen may not look exactly the same as the actual print. This is because every computer, Smart phone and iPad screen is configured differently. Hopefully you will think the tea towel looks even more beautiful in real life. All work and images © Linescapes 2024 All rights reserved under copyright including reproduction rights.
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Amex Stadium, home of Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club. Available as an A5 - A4 - A4 Mounted - A4 Framed - A3 Fine Art Print using the Giclée printing method including life long lasting UV Stable Inks. Personalisation & gift wrap options available on route to check out
The Royal Pavillion began life as little more than a' farmhouse' which George, Prince of Wales, rented when he first began to visiting Brighton in 1783. He enjoyed the informal atmosphere of the town and in 1787 he asked Henry Holland to create a classically styled villa on the site, known as the Marine Pavilion. From 1802 the interiors were decorated in the Chinese taste. In 1811 George became Prince Regent and soon after this, between 1815-1822. John Nash enlarged the villa and transformed it into the present Pavilion, the exterior inspired by Indian architecture. George IV was king from 1820-1830. His brother William IV(1830-37) shared Georges's fondness for the town, but their niece, Queen Victoria (1837-1901), felt Brighton to be' far too crowded' and sold the Pavilion to Brighton in 1850, having stripped it of all it's fittings and furniture. Since then original furniture and decorations have been returned and restored. Exhibits include items on permanent loan from H.M The Queen. An extensive structural and interior restoration programme was completed in the 1900's
Royal Pavilion, Brighton
