Basil Spence & Partners

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Basil Spence & Partners was the architectural practice founded and led by renowned British architect Sir Basil Spence, responsible for numerous significant post-war building projects.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural practice
activity design of ecclesiastical buildings
design of educational buildings
design of public buildings
architecturalStyle Brutalism
Modernism
associatedWith British post-war reconstruction
Sir Basil Spence’s architectural career
country United Kingdom
era post-war architecture
field architecture
founder Sir Basil Spence
linked to: Basil Spence
hasLeader Sir Basil Spence
linked to: Basil Spence
industry architecture and design
leader Sir Basil Spence
linked to: Basil Spence
locationCountry England
namedAfter Sir Basil Spence
linked to: Basil Spence
notableFor significant post-war building projects in Britain
notableProjectType cathedrals
government buildings
university campuses
notableWork Brighton University of Technology buildings (early Sussex campus work often attributed to Spence practice)
Coventry Cathedral
Falmer House, University of Sussex
New Zealand Parliament Beehive concept involvement (Spence’s practice associated with early design input)
University of Sussex campus
specialization institutional architecture
large-scale public commissions
timePeriod 20th century

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Basil Spence employer Basil Spence & Partners
Shetland Museum and Archives architect Basil Spence Practice (successor firm) / BDP-associated design team
linked to: Basil Spence & Partners