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The Easter Monday walk around the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham, in some light rain.
Taking a route off Pritchatts Road via a path towards University Square.
School of Education
The business-like DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION by Casson, Conder & Partners, 1966-7.
Pevsner
The Easter Monday walk around the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham, in some light rain.
Taking a route off Pritchatts Road via a path towards University Square.
sign - Pedestrian Access to University Square and Lapworth Museum of Geology
The Easter Monday walk around the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham, in some light rain.
Taking a route off Pritchatts Road via a path towards University Square.
Footbridge to the Strathcona Building.
The Easter Monday walk around the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham, in some light rain.
Taking a route off Pritchatts Road via a path towards University Square.
Chinese crab tree. It looks like a cherry blossom tree but isn't.
Malus spectabilis is a species of crabapple known by the common names Asiatic apple, Chinese crab, HaiTang and Chinese flowering apple.
The Easter Monday walk around the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham, in some light rain.
Taking a route off Pritchatts Road via a path towards University Square.
Muirhead Tower and Strathcona Building
On the E side, opposite, the mammoth MUIRHEAD TOWER for Arts, bridging the ring road (a location regretted by Conder). By Philip Dowson of Arup Associates, 1968-9; variously loved or loathed. A 'dark' floor of laboratories or lecture halls for every two glazed floors, and a large hall in its sloping underbelly. Refurbished 2009 by Associated Architects with full-height s sunscreen and silver-clad projecting café.
The two-storey STRATHCONA BUILDING, a long curving tail designed to avoid a straight corridor, built of concrete blocks and housing lecture theatres and seminar rooms. Behind, the Muirhead Tower.
Pevsner
The Easter Monday walk around the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham, in some light rain.
Taking a route off Pritchatts Road via a path towards University Square.
Chinese crab tree. It looks like a cherry blossom tree but isn't.
Malus spectabilis is a species of crabapple known by the common names Asiatic apple, Chinese crab, HaiTang and Chinese flowering apple.
The Easter Monday walk around the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham, in some light rain.
Taking a route off Pritchatts Road via a path towards University Square.
Strathcona Building
The two-storey STRATHCONA BUILDING, a long curving tail designed to avoid a straight corridor, built of concrete blocks and housing lecture theatres and seminar rooms. Behind, the Muirhead Tower.
Pevsner
The Easter Monday walk around the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham, in some light rain.
Taking a route off Pritchatts Road via a path towards University Square.
Strathcona Building
The two-storey STRATHCONA BUILDING, a long curving tail designed to avoid a straight corridor, built of concrete blocks and housing lecture theatres and seminar rooms. Behind, the Muirhead Tower.
Pevsner
The Easter Monday walk around the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham, in some light rain.
Taking a route off Pritchatts Road via a path towards University Square.
Strathcona Building and Muirhead Tower
The two-storey STRATHCONA BUILDING, a long curving tail designed to avoid a straight corridor, built of concrete blocks and housing lecture theatres and seminar rooms. Behind, the Muirhead Tower.
On the E side, opposite, the mammoth MUIRHEAD TOWER for Arts, bridging the ring road (a location regretted by Conder). By Philip Dowson of Arup Associates, 1968-9; variously loved or loathed. A 'dark' floor of laboratories or lecture halls for every two glazed floors, and a large hall in its sloping underbelly. Refurbished 2009 by Associated Architects with full-height s sunscreen and silver-clad projecting café.
Pevsner
The Easter Monday walk around the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham, in some light rain.
Taking a route off Pritchatts Road via a path towards University Square.
Muirhead Tower
On the E side, opposite, the mammoth MUIRHEAD TOWER for Arts, bridging the ring road (a location regretted by Conder). By Philip Dowson of Arup Associates, 1968-9; variously loved or loathed. A 'dark' floor of laboratories or lecture halls for every two glazed floors, and a large hall in its sloping underbelly. Refurbished 2009 by Associated Architects with full-height s sunscreen and silver-clad projecting café.
Pevsner
A light rain walk of the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham on Easter Monday.
Was very quiet, what with the University being closed over Easter.
The Eastgate towards Edgbaston Park Road, at Ring Road North.
Towards King Edward's School Birmingham.
A light rain walk of the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham on Easter Monday.
Was very quiet, what with the University being closed over Easter.
The Eastgate towards Edgbaston Park Road, at Ring Road North.
Towards King Edward's School Birmingham.
The University of Birmingham afternoon walk from the North Gate to South Gate.
Heading of the footbridge towards the Guild of Students.
This way to the Guild of Students - Your Students Union
Another look at the University of Birmingham Guild of Students.
Taken after leaving a Igers Birmingham UK Instameet.
Leaving the campus at the East Gate to Edgbaston Park Road.
Welcome to University of Birmingham
Another look at the University of Birmingham Guild of Students.
Taken after leaving a Igers Birmingham UK Instameet.
Leaving the campus at the East Gate to Edgbaston Park Road.
Mermaid fountain.
Another look at the University of Birmingham Guild of Students.
Taken after leaving a Igers Birmingham UK Instameet.
Leaving the campus at the East Gate to Edgbaston Park Road.
Get Involved, What's on
Another look at the University of Birmingham Guild of Students.
Taken after leaving a Igers Birmingham UK Instameet.
Leaving the campus at the East Gate to Edgbaston Park Road.
Red leaves on the bridge. Beyond was the King George I statue.
Probably ivy.
Another look at the University of Birmingham Guild of Students.
Taken after leaving a Igers Birmingham UK Instameet.
Leaving the campus at the East Gate to Edgbaston Park Road.
On the Early May Bank Holiday Monday had a return visit to Winterbourne House & Garden after around 3 years.
A nice and warm couple of hours around the gardens.
The Woodland Walk
This area now open again.
With wooded decking.
On the Early May Bank Holiday Monday had a return visit to Winterbourne House & Garden after around 3 years.
A nice and warm couple of hours around the gardens.
The Sandstone Rock Garden
This area now open again.