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FINE architecture is
a registered Architectural Practice that specialises in innovative
elegant contemporary
design with experience of both new-build and refurbishment projects
for modern and historic buildings. Current projects range from
an Astronomical Observatory to a frozen Indoor Bobsleigh Run, from
new brown-field houses to listed Eaton Square apartments, and from
a Windmill Renovation to a Factory-Office Conversion. |
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Isaac Newton Observatory, Sussex 2007 – current. £1.1m |
| This exceptional building was the largest purpose-built astronomical observatory inEurope but since the 1980s it has lain empty and plagued by deteriorating asbestos. This exciting conversion project carefully restores this iconic building for use as a Centre for the Arts with full public access and suitable for performances for an audience of 200. | |
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Bobsleigh, Luge & Curling
Centre, Sheffield 2007 – current. £7m |
| This exciting new frozen indoor centre will be the only building of its type in Europe and the second in the world. Designed for the British Olympic team, it will provide a 120m long inclined start track on which our athletes can practice year round. Combined with curling lanes and an ice climbing wall, the centre will unite these winter sports under one roof and provide ancillary spaces for sports National Governing Bodies. | |
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Eaton Square, London 2006 -current. £0.5m |
| These prestigious high-end residential refurbishments include major structural alterations and the full integration of state-of-the-art audio-visual and new energy efficient services to these listed and conservation area properties. Client feedback: "Dear Tim, well done! I am very pleased and very appreciate your focus and tenacity". | |
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Housing and Retail Development,
Sussex 2007 – current. £1.5m |
| This complex brownfield site in the centre of the historic town of Battle incorporates a mixed use of retail, offices and residential elements on a disused garage site. The project involves careful phasing and detailing fine adjustments to this 400 year old listed building and will incorporate new terraced housing. | |
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Windmill Restoration, Sussex 2001- 2006. £0.8m |
| This pioneering project for the restoration of the largest Post Mill in the UK at Windmill Hill involved the reconstruction of this Grade II* listed building. Timothy Crum provided interior design services in order to ensure that the building was accessible and produced a direct cost saving to the client of £25,000. | |
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Factory Conversion, North London 2005- current. £0.8m |
| This large 1000sqm office development is concealed within the Conservation Area of Bounds Green and involves the discrete refurbishment of this factory building to high commercial standards. The project includes careful sustainable design and detailed planning for this very constrained site. | |
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For further information please contact Timothy Crum: FINE architecture Suite W, 12-18 Bloomsbury Street, London, WC1B 3QA T 08454 300 120 F 08454 300 129 E For property development follow this link to FINE developments |
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