Architectural Heritage

Modern Computing

Originally designed as a dedicated computing centre, the Gilbert Rooms today are a somewhat overlooked part of the campus.

There are two Erics associated with this account, but it’s Mr. Satchwell’s whimsical illustrations of Salford that bring us here.

An unexpected enquiry led to a rediscovery of Peter Sainsbury’s architectural perspectives for Salford’s 1964 masterplan.

Maggie Hobson: “I’ve been watching you for a long time and everything I’ve seen I’ve liked."

But here's the thing, a little fascinating nugget of detail concerning one of Salford's (and Greater Manchester's) finest Modernist buildings.

Pendleton's former Cross Lane Market Office is an almost forgotten gem in the architectural discourse concerning the City of Salford.

Elain Harwood (1958–2023) and her untimely death, reflecting on her work in Space, Hope and Brutalism: English Architecture.

Investigative work has uncovered new details about Salford's first student halls of residence at Oaklands Road, designed by Tom Mellor.

A visit to the RIBA Library and Collections at 66 Portland Place, London, designed by architects for architects.