FaulknerBrowns Architects

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FaulknerBrowns Architects is a British architectural practice known for designing major sports and leisure facilities, including the National Cycling Centre in Manchester.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural practice
architecture firm
alternateName FaulknerBrowns
basedIn England
Newcastle upon Tyne
United Kingdom
country United Kingdom
designed Derby Arena
Hebburn Central, Hebburn
Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre
Lee Valley White Water Centre
Manchester Velodrome
National Cycling Centre, Manchester
Portland Green Student Village, Newcastle upon Tyne
Royal Commonwealth Pool refurbishment, Edinburgh
SportCentral, Northumbria University
Sunderland Aquatic Centre
Swansea Arena masterplan elements
The Word, National Centre for the Written Word, South Shields
linked to: writers’ centre
field leisure architecture
masterplanning
sports architecture
urban design
foundedIn 1962
founder George Faulkner
Harry Brown
hasOfficeIn London
linked to: London, England

Newcastle upon Tyne
hasSpecialization education buildings
regeneration projects
residential developments
sports and leisure design
industry architecture
knownFor National Cycling Centre, Manchester
design of leisure facilities
design of sports facilities
memberOf Royal Institute of British Architects
notableProjectType aquatic centres
cultural buildings
leisure centres
multi-sport arenas
velodromes
regionServed Europe
United Kingdom

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National Cycling Centre architect FaulknerBrowns Architects