#splashpoint

[ganhosdoelefante]

Worthing - 14 de Maio de Ano 4 - Quarta - Doc - 28 anos.

06:00 - Acordo e malho: Splashpoint Leisure Centre

07:20 - Volto, tomo banho e me arrumo. 07:55 - Tomo café no hotel:

08:28 - Trabalho.

12:30 - Almoço na salinha:

13:00 - Volto ao trabalho. 17:00 - Saio. 17:15 - Tomo um café com Júlio e ficamos de papo: Caffè Nero

18:00 - Volto para casa e leio um pouco.

18:40 - Tomo banho e fico confy. Depois, fico vendo séries. 20:00 - Janto:

21:00 - Durmo.

[taylorprintssussex]

Capturing Timeless Beauty: The Story Behind "SplashPoint, Seaford Beach"

As an artist deeply rooted in the beauty of my surroundings, I am thrilled to share the journey behind my latest digital art piece, "SplashPoint, Seaford Beach." Inspired by the timeless allure of this beloved local landmark, I set out to create a work that pays homage to the natural splendor of Seaford's coastline while adding a touch of vintage charm.

At the heart of this piece lies an original photograph taken at SplashPoint, where the rugged Seaford Head Cliffs meet the sparkling waters of the English Channel. The scene is one of serene beauty, with the sun casting a warm glow over the landscape and the waves gently lapping at the shore.

Using the powerful editing tools in Photoshop, I embarked on a creative journey to transform this photograph into a digital masterpiece. Drawing inspiration from the nostalgia of old-fashioned photography, I decided to add a sepia tone to the image, evoking a sense of timeless elegance and charm.

The sepia tone imbues the artwork with a sense of nostalgia, as if the scene has been frozen in time, capturing a moment from days gone by. It lends a softness to the image, enhancing the natural beauty of the landscape and infusing it with a sense of warmth and familiarity.

But my artistic journey didn't end there. With careful attention to detail, I fine-tuned the composition, enhancing the textures and contrasts to create a sense of depth and dimension. The result is a digital art piece that transports viewers to the tranquil shores of Seaford Beach, where the beauty of nature unfolds in all its splendor.

As you gaze upon "SplashPoint, Seaford Beach," I invite you to immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of this cherished local landmark. Let the sepia tones transport you to a bygone era, where the simple pleasures of the seaside await. And may this artwork serve as a reminder of the enduring allure of nature's wonders, waiting to be discovered and cherished in every corner of our world.

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Splashpoint - WilkinsonEyre

[having-it-all]

Eric Slater (1896-1963) Rough Sea, Splashpoint, colour woodcut, 1929

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5 Visual Design Trends Proven to Increase Sales

It's no secret that a variety of conscious and unconscious factors combine to make people decide to buy things or hold off on their planned purchases. Visual elements have a lot to do with influencing purchases. Sometimes, relatively small factors make impressively big differences in boosting sales. Here are five examples of science-backed design tips for companies to consider implementing to help sales levels rise.

1. Visual Security Cues Shown During the Checkout Process

A trust seal is a small graphic — often placed in the footer of a page — indicating a legitimate business, a secure site or another aspect to give peace of mind. The Baymard Institute compiled a series of internal studies to better understand the factors that inspired or eroded consumer confidence. Firstly, research conducted by the organization in 2016 indicated that a site looking "visually secure" made a person more likely to trust it. Moreover, the data revealed that the more well-known brands did not have to emphasize such aspects as much. The assumption was that the name recognition caused a person to trust the site more, even if they did not notice visual security cues. Users responded well when brands used different styles for the credit card sections of their checkout pages, such as choosing a different background color or adding a padlock icon. Moreover, Baymard Institute's research about visual security this year found that 35.4% of users trusted a site most if it had a Norton security seal. Furthermore, the researchers concluded that placing one or two seal graphics within the defined credit card area was most effective for making a person feel ready to give business to a site. Interestingly, though, Baymard Institute's researchers determined that even using a fake seal on a checkout page had positive outcomes for increased trust. That suggests conditioning makes people associate seals with security, but many won't take the time to determine if the graphic is genuine. The findings of Baymard Institute's studies also showed how site bugs, such as text inputted into a field appearing strangely, could give a user the impression they're on a hacked site. Thus, if brands take the time to implement some visual security aspects, they should also verify that nothing about the checkout page or process gives people cause for concern. Recommended: 8 Ways to Provide a Better E-Commerce Experience in 2020

2. High-Quality Product Images

Product images are crucial for online shopping because people cannot touch a product before purchasing it. For example, a picture of an item of clothing can help a shopper determine its cut, texture and color. If the images show a product from several angles, people can gain more accurate perspectives of the product. That's especially true if it's something that looks different depending on a person's viewpoint, such as a couch, a tent or an outdoor grill. A 2017 study from Splashpoint examined to what extent people depend on images when shopping online. The results showed that 47% ranked high-quality pictures as most influential for helping them decide whether to buy. Moreover, half of the respondents wanted to see at least three to five product images, showing the item from the front, back and side. Then, more than a quarter (26.5%) preferred to see more than six, including pictures giving close-up and 360-degree views. Snapshots that show the item on a model also drive purchases, the data showed. More than half of people (51.7%) said seeing a person showing off the merchandise may increase their likelihood of buying it. These findings emphasize that brands should not haphazardly shoot pictures and upload them to websites. Instead, the ideal approach is to think carefully about what people would most like to see, plus how pictures could help remove any doubts that could prevent purchases. Company representatives should also pay attention to any comments people make about the images. For example, a business selling a baby stroller might see several individuals saying things like, "I wish the pictures showed what it looks like when folded. Then I could get a better idea of if it'd fit in my trunk." Marketers can then respond accordingly by uploading new photos to meet those expressed customer needs. Recommended: 5 CRO Hacks that Will Boost Your e-Commerce Sales

3. Visual Media Supporting Sensory Experiences

A wide variety of things — such as store displays and pricing and packaging — can drive brick-and-mortar purchases. Additionally, a 2019 study from Mood Media showed how visual imagery supports sensory experiences that keep people coming back. The research focused on physical stores, but brands can apply some of the takeaways to enhance online sales, too. The report indicated that 58% of shoppers around the world said engaging imagery positively impacted their shopping trips. Then, 43% of respondents in the U.S. liked seeing digital screens while shopping. The preference for them was even more prevalent in 18-24-year-olds and people aged 25-34, with 62% and 63%, respectively, liking them. Digital marketers could capitalize on those findings by recreating the effect of digital screens on a website. For example, video banners and animated graphics could both make a person want to linger on a site and find out more about its offerings, thereby stimulating purchases. Mood Media also examined the effects of scent and sound on people's willingness to purchase. The technology doesn't yet exist for online marketers to introduce scents to people shopping online. However, sound effects can improve the user experience at websites and help set the mood. For example, a site selling outdoor gear might play an ambient soundtrack of chirping crickets or crashing waves, appealing to people who love nature. If that website also had video panes showing stunning scenery or people enjoying the natural world to the fullest, consumers could feel inspired to make purchases that give them opportunities to follow suit. Companies never want to annoy shoppers with the sensory content, though. The smartest way to go about using it is to give people the option to toggle visuals and sound effects on and off as desired.

4. Descriptive Logos

Another one of the visual design trends worth noting relates to descriptive logos. They have visual or textual design elements representing the product or service sold. For example, Burger King's logo features the brand name placed between buns, while the first word in the name leaves no doubt about the kind of sandwiches sold. Conversely, the McDonald's logo — famous as it is — is the non-descriptive type because nothing about it gives product clues. Harvard Business Review conducted studies of nearly 600 logos to figure out which types worked best for bringing about specific desired outcomes. It found that about 60% of companies had non-descriptive logos, while the remaining 40% went with descriptive ones. Also, one of the science-backed design tips gleaned from the study was that businesses should consider picking descriptive logos to positively impact sales and more. The results showed that descriptive logos: - Increased net sales - Caused an uptick in consumer willingness to buy - Encouraged people to see brands as more authentic - Impacted consumers' brand evaluations in favorable ways The researchers also clarified that the logo-based effects depended on people's overall familiarity with the company. For example, brand equity went up for both well-known and less-familiar enterprises with descriptive logos. The total amount of brand equity increased for the better-established names, however. The team pointed out, too, that descriptive logos are not the best choices in all causes. For example, businesses that bring to mind unpleasant or sad things — like brands selling bug repellent or operating funeral homes — may find it's best to stick with non-descriptive logos. Furthermore, a company that hopes to eventually span beyond one primary product type or category should steer clear of descriptive logos to avoid giving people overly narrow perceptions.

5. Star Ratings

Star ratings offer people a clear, visual system for setting expectations. Whether a person wants to know about the quality of a newly released movie or the overall experience of eating at a restaurant, star ratings help them reach accurate conclusions. Reviews with stars associated with them also aid individuals in making decisions when buying online, research from Field Agent shows. The company conducted 14 studies across February and March 2018 to learn about consumers' e-commerce preferences, then combined the results into a comprehensive report. The insights closely connected to the topic at hand relate to the product listing page (PLP) and the product detail page (PDP). Three-quarters of the respondents said they filtered the content on the PLP by star ratings or reviews at least some of the time. Then, concerning the content on a PDP, 64% of the people in the study considered star ratings extremely or very influential to their purchasing decisions. Brands looking for more science-backed design tips should also combine star ratings with other aspects that let shoppers gauge whether a product or service warrants their money. For example, 83% of people said product images proved extremely or very influential on what they purchased. Then, three-quarters of individuals reported that about customer reviews and 45% did so regarding comparison charts. These findings strongly suggest that people take numerous things into account when shopping, and they appreciate it when the content provided tells them what to expect and gets them informed. People universally understand star ratings, which is one compelling reason to add them to a product listing. Companies could get even better results by providing supplemental visual content, however. For example, a brand might sell various styles of laptop cases and publish charts to help people understand the differences between them. If one row showed the number of 4 and 5-star reviews for each type, a person who finds star ratings helpful could feel more prepared to buy.

Visual Design Trends to Improve Efforts

The visual design features covered here don't guarantee success, but science shows they're worth exploring. Companies that decide to give them a try should track associated sales metrics to monitor how statistics change over time. They should also remain mindful that most changes don't cause immediate effects. Seeing the full extent of benefits could take weeks or months, but patience should pay off. Read the full article

[taylor-prints]

SplashPoint, Sussex print PICTURE WALL ART FRAMED IN Black. Size: 40 x 30 cm

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Purchase this stunning #framed picture of SplashPoint #Seaford. Buy on #eboy https://tinyurl.com/auz9scsa

[wain2win-blog]

Why cycle outdoors in the cold and wet on a dark morning or evening when you can take your ride indoors! https://www.southdownsleisure.co.uk/ Well done everyone who attended my indoor cycle spin class this morning! #splashpointleisurecentre Good to see numbers are growing with a pattern of regulars and new comers and returning athletes/cyclists/spinners Thank you for getting up early 4 being there 👍 We rocked all the way taking those energetic power rides in and out of our saddle 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️ All 4 more next week as we take to the mountains. How high is your mountain?🚵‍♂️🚵‍♀️ Book your ride 4 next Sunday 7.30am 45 min class. Looking forward to seeing u in class 7.30am 😃 (at Splashpoint Leisure Centre) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4ZszauAeWY/?igshid=1aprob035dkn2

[bmogtoys]

BMOG Non-Dino Squad Available Through Shapeways!

The BMOG Non-Dino Squad is LIVE on the Prize Inside Shapeways store! Three not-actually-dinosaur prehistoric animals that each serve as a 5mm weapon! They are:

Synaxid (Dimetrodon/Axe)

Splashpoint (ichthyosaurus/Old-timey Ray Gun)

The Multifunction Pterattacktyl (Rhamphorhynchoid/Axe/Crossbow/Blaster)

The Non-Dino Squad (set of all three)

BMOG figures feature 5mm pegs and ports for compatibility with Transformers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and numerous other toylines both vintage and modern. Each BMOG part is an action figure accessory/weapon that can combine with other BMOGs to make larger beasts or other all-new creations. In addition to 3d printed figures there is a BMOG store with injection-molded plastic kits.

[royalindulgence]

hyperform: Splashpoint - WilkinsonEyre Live in luxury http://www.liveinluxury.org/post/156606489166

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Splashpoint - WilkinsonEyre

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Sussex Architecture, Architects – Buildings

Sussex Architecture, Architects, English Projects, Property Development Proposals, News

Sussex Buildings : Architecture

English Buildings in Sussex, southeast England, UK

post updated 16 Aug 2020

Modern Sussex Architecture

De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex Date built: 1934-35 Architects: Mendelsohn and Chermayeff Grade One listed in 1986 Architecture competition winner Sussex Building

University of Sussex, Student Accommodation, Brighton, England Date built: 1960s Design: Basil Spence, Architect Various buildings including Falmer House, 1962, Grade I listed building

Sussex Building News

Sussex Architecture News – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:

21 May 2020 Mayfield Passivhaus Architects: Hazle McCormack Young LLP photograph : James Galpin Mayfield Passivhaus Lower Sharnden is a newly built 6 bedroom certified PassivHaus dwelling, built on an historic Percy Crane landscape garden. The new Mayfield Passivhaus replaces the bungalow formerly built for the estate gardener and enjoys a central location within the landscape masterplan.

20 May 2020 Ringmer Passivhaus, East Sussex Architects: Hazle McCormack Young LLP photograph : Andy Stagg Ringmer Passivhaus Planning approval for the certified Passivhaus scheme was achieved at Planning Committee following an unprecedented Class Q Permitted Development conversion to a larger new build dwelling design.

26 Feb 2020 Druim House, Winchelsea Beach, Rye Nature Reserve, East Sussex Design: RX Architects photograph : Richard Chivers Druim House The site for this new property sits within Rye Nature Reserve designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and is surrounded by a shingle landscape.

12 Feb 2020 Plus X Brighton, Brighton, East Sussex Architects: Studio Egret West image courtesy of architects Plus X Brighton in East Sussex The new innovation hub opening in March at Preston Barracks, Brighton aims to be the first building in the city to be accredited Platinum standard by the WELL Building Institute, with its design and fit out focused solely on the health and wellness of its future occupants.

22 Nov 2019 Goodwood Aerodrome Building, Cuckfield, West Sussex Architects: Design Engine photograph courtesy of architects Goodwood Aerodrome Building in Cuckfield Extensive internal and external remodelling of the Goodwood Aerodrome Building after the practice was asked to carry out a technical and architectural assessment of the existing facility within the Goodwood Motor Circuit Estate.

2 Nov 2019 Watcombe Cottage, Flatropers Wood, East Sussex Design: RX Architects photo courtesy of architects Cottage in East Sussex Demolition of a small 1920s bungalow in a rural setting. The property was replaced with a new contemporary three-bedroom house, backing on to Flatropers Wood Nature reserve.

4 Sep 2019 The Brinell Building, Brighton, East Sussex Design: TODD Architects photo courtesy of architects Brinell Building Brighton Office Development A seven storey 80,000sqft newbuild Grade A standard office, with basement car parking and cycling facilities. The £15million workspace accommodates 700+ employees and is already fully let.

5 Jul 2019 Aston Martin Sculpture at Goodwood Festival of Speed 2019, Goodwood House, West Sussex Design: Gerry Judah photography © Crate47 Aston Martin Sculpture Goodwood Festival of Speed 2019

18 Jun 2019 Rectory House, Elsted, Chichester, West Sussex Architect: Rider Stirland Architects photography © Andy Scott New Property in Elsted Located in a small village within the South Downs National Park: the Client’s aspiration was to improve the entrance experience to the property – this aspect never being satisfactorily resolved when the old school building was converted into a residential home.

20 May 2019 Five Elms, Bosham, West Sussex Architects: AR Design Studio image courtesy of AR Design Studio New Property in Bosham AR Design Studio has received planning permission for Five Elms, a private bespoke new build house located in Bosham, West Sussex, set within the sensitive context of the Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

21 Jan 2019 Creek House in Bosham, West Sussex Architects: AR Design Studio photographer : Martin Gardners Creek House in Bosham Creek House is a private bespoke new build house located in Bosham, West Sussex, completed in the summer of 2018 by Winchester based architects AR Design Studio.

7 Jan 2019 Affordable Housing in Fishbourne Road, Chichester Design: Conran and Partners PICTURE © Conran and Partners New Sussex Housing Design Clarion Housing secures planning approval for 37 new affordable homes in Fishbourne Road, Chichester.

18 Oct 2018 Manor House in Cuckfield Design: Alter & Company Architects photo : Max Langran Photography Manor House in Cuckfield Unfortunately, years of neglect and weathering have left it dilapidated and unsuitable for the current occupants, despite their love for the property.

30 Sep 2018 Old Lydd Road Residences, Camber Sands, East Sussex, Southern England, UK Design: RX Architects image Courtesy architecture office Waterfront Residences in East Sussex The property is located directly adjacent to the famous beach and sand dunes, designated as SSSI. The brief involved demolition the existing timber-framed bungalow on the site and redeveloping it to create two large family beach houses.

31 Jul 2018 Porsche Sculpture at Goodwood Festival of Speed, 2018, West Sussex Design: Gerry Judah photo : David Barbour Porsche Sculpture for Goodwood Festival of Speed 2018 The Festival of Speed is a major event in the world motorsport calendar, featuring the latest racers, championship drivers and incredible displays of classic cars.

14 Feb 2018 Chalfont House, East Sussex Design: RX Architects photograph : Ashley Gendek Chalfont House The property is directly adjacent to Rye Nature Reserve, one of the most important conservation sites in Britain. The site is formed of undulating shingle deposits formed as the sea receded over centuries.

6 Feb 2018 Merimac House Design: Dyer Grimes Architecture photography : Timothy Soar and Jack Hobhouse Merimac House To combine the homeowners varied vision, the architects required a site full of beauty and a cutting–edge design. The ideal site’s greatest asset was also its greatest challenge: it was nestled in the middle of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

5 Dec 2017 The Grain House, Thakeham Architects: Studio Bark image Courtesy architecture office The Grain House Full planning approval gained for this innovative, eco-home in the Sussex countryside, the fifth Paragraph 55 success for the architecture practice.

7 Jul 2017 Central Sculpture for Goodwood Festival of Speed 2017, East Sussex Design: Gerry Judah photograph : David Barbour University of Sussex Life Sciences Building This annual series of breathtaking sculptures is a highlight of the English architectural year alongside the openings of the Serpentine Pavilion and various Maggie’s Centres. This is a beautifully designed concept displaying five Formula One cars celebrating Bernie Ecclestone’s career and involvement in F1 racing.

15 Feb 2017 University of Sussex Life Sciences Building Design: Hawkins\Brown image from architects University of Sussex Life Sciences Building This new building remains true to the vision of the university’s founding architect, Sir Basil Spence. Hawkins\Brown’s saw the value of the material palette of existing listed buildings in the site’s context, with the aim to combine this inspiration with modern construction techniques.

12 Feb 2016 Camber Beach Houses in East Sussex

26 Nov 2015 Contemporary Sussex House in the Countryside Design: Wilkinson King Architects image from architects Contemporary Sussex House in the Countryside Shortlisted for the 2015 RIBA House of the Year award.

Brighton i360 Tower Design: Marks Barfield architects image from architects Brighton i360 Tower

Moshimo Restaurant Architects: studioSPOON photo courtesy studioSPOON Moshimo Restaurant Brighton

3 Sep 2015 Brighton Waste House Architect: BBM Sustainable Design Ltd image courtesy of architects Brighton Waste House From a distance this looks like an ordinary contemporary town house. However when one gets nearer and sees carpet tiles used as wall cladding, it becomes clear this is a project with an interesting agenda.

3 Mar 2015 Kino in Rye, East Sussex

3 Sep 2014 Red Bridge House in East Sussex

22 May 2013 Splashpoint Leisure Centre, Worthing Design: Wilkinson Eyre Architects photo : Julian Abrams Splashpoint Leisure Centre Wilkinson Eyre Architects’ recently completed Splashpoint Leisure Centre opens this month, creating an important new public facility in a distinctive copper-clad building that overlooks the coast on Worthing seafront in West Sussex.

16 Jan 2013 Boxwood, near Rye, East Sussex Walker Bushe Architects photo : Janie Airey House in East Sussex Boxwood is situated within ancient woodland approximately 5 miles inland from the Cinque Port town of Rye in East Sussex. The site is an acre of woodland clearing surrounded by mature trees and shrubs with no obvious artificial boundaries. Wild Boar, Muntjac deer, bats and a plethora of birdlife are to be found within the surrounding woods.

16 Jan 2013 Music and Drama Schools for Brighton College Design: Eric Parry Architects image from architect Brighton College Two new buildings housing the Schools of Music and Drama designed by Eric Parry Architects for Brighton College have been granted planning consent. Brighton College, an award-winning co-educational private school, was established in 1845. The college is on a campus to the east of Brighton City Centre, within the College Conservation Area.

25 Jun 2012 Durand Academy, West Sussex Jestico + Whiles image from architects practice Durand Academy Upper School A team led by Balfour Beatty, with Jestico + Whiles as architect, has won a design competition for the new Durand Academy Upper School. The project, a state secondary boarding school for 600 students, will create all through education at Durand Academy for students who begin their education on the school’s existing South London site.

20 Mar 2012 Jerwood Gallery, Hastings HAT Projects photo : Ioana Marinescu Jerwood Gallery HAT Projects are the architects for a £4m new gallery for the Jerwood Foundation on the seafront in Hastings. The gallery will house Jerwood’s collection of modern British art, with space for temporary exhibitions linked to the Jerwood Visual Arts programme.

31 Jan 2012 Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton BDP picture from architects Royal Sussex County Hospital Brighton and Hove City Council has announced that it is minded to grant planning permission for the redevelopment of the Royal Sussex County Hospital site. This has been the largest and most complex application that BDP’s planning team, headed by Tessa O’Neill, has undertaken.

1 Nov 2011 Roedean School, East Sussex Buckley Gray Yeoman image from architects Roedean School Sussex Buckley Gray Yeoman (BGY) has been appointed to refurbish four boarding houses at Roedean School, one of the UK’s leading independent girls’ schools. The project will transform Roedean’s accommodation, ensuring the quality of the interior spaces reflects the school’s reputation for excellence.

19 May 2011 New Mission Hall, Plaistow, West Sussex Adam Richards Architects photo © Adam Richards New Mission Hall : RIBA Award 2011

13 Apr 2011 House in east Brighton, East Sussex a:b:i:r architects image from architects Brighton House

4 Apr 2011 Gatwick Airport Hotel EPR Architects picture from architect Gatwick Airport Hotel

15 Sep 2010 Hastings Pier Regeneration Hastings Pier Redevelopment – Architect required – relaunched 25 Oct 2010

15 Jun 2009 Beach Hut Competition, Boscombe seafront, Bournemouth Beach Hut Design Competition

Sussex Buildings

Contemporary Sussex Architectural Designs, alphabetical:

AMEX Offices, Brighton EPR Architects picture from architect AMEX Offices Brighton

Bexhill-on-Sea Shelter, East Sussex Tite & Ebdon picture from RIBA Bexhill-on-Sea Shelter Competition

Charleston Museum Project, East Sussex Jamie Fobert with Julian Harrap image from architect Charleston Museum Contest, Firle

Chichester Regional Museum Keith Williams Architects picture from architect Chichester District Museum

Cover’s Yard Housing, Brighton a : b : i : r architects image from architects Cover’s Yard Brighton

Crawley Library, West Sussex Penoyre & Prasad photograph © Tim Soar Crawley Library

Eagle Rock House, nr Uckfield, East Sussex Ian Ritchie Architects photo © Jocelyne Van den Bossche Sussex house

East Beach café, West Sussex Heatherwick Studio photo : Andy Stagg Littlehampton Building

Eco-House, Hanover, Brighton drp architects photo © Richard Rowland Eco-House Brighton

Peasmarsh House, East Sussex Hut Architecture image from architect East Sussex house

Portslade Hostel Project, East Sussex a : b : i : r architects photograph : Richard Rowland Portslade Hostel

Preston Road, Brighton, East Sussex drp architects image from architect Preston Road Brighton

Royal Alexandra Hospital Building, Brighton BDP photo © David Barbour BDP Sussex Hospital building

Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne Rick Mather Architects photo : Richard Chivers Towner Art Gallery collection

University of Sussex Building ADP image from architect University of Sussex Building

Worthing Swimming Pool Architecture Competition image from RIBA Worthing Swimming Pool : Design Contest

Sussex Buildings – no images

Architecture Designs, alphabetical:

Bentley Wood, nr. Halland 1938 Serge Chermayeff Private house: Modern building – Serge Chermayeff’s own house

Bognor Regis Swimming Pool, West Sussex 1992 Stephen Hodder Architects

Brighton Dome & Museum 2003 Arts Team at RHWL

Brighton Marina, Brighton, East Sussex – CZWG Architects

Brighton West Pier

Cass Sculpture Foundation, Sculpture Estate, Goodwood, Chichester, West Sussex 2007 Studio Downie Architects

Chichester College – dual campus redevelopment, Brindsbury & Chichester 2008- lead architect : Hawkins Brown £80m

City College, Brighton, East Sussex 2007 BDP

Crawley Library and Civic Offices, West Sussex – Keith Williams Architects

Elmswell Housing 2007- Riches Hawley Mikhail Architects RIBA Architecture Competition £3m

Glyndebourne Opera House, Glyndebourne, Lewes, East Sussex 1989-94 Hopkins Architects

Goodwood Racecourse, Goodwood Estate 1997-2001 Hopkins Architects

Gridshell, Weald & Downland Museum, Singleton, nr Chichester, West Sussex 2003 Edward Cullinan Architects; Structural Engineer: Buro Happold Sussex building : Downland Gridshell

Harbour Meadow – private house, Court Barn Lane, Birdham, West Sussex 2006 Avanti Architects Ltd RIBA Awards 2006 – South Sussex building award : RIBA Awards

Hastings Station Plaza project 2005- Hopkins Architects

Hove Railway Station – Victorian footbridge 2006 DO-Architecture Sussex building

Hove Sports Centre 2004 Shortlist: Frank Gehry, Righard Rogers Partnership, Wilkinson Eyre

Jubilee Library, Brighton 2005 Bennetts Associates with Lomax Cassidy & Edwards Sussex building : PM’s Award Winner 2005

King Alfred site, Hove 2007- Frank O. Gehry with Piers Gough planning permission received Mar 2007 Brighton building : Frank Gehry £290m

The Lodge, Whithurst Park, Kirdford, West Sussex 2003 James Gorst Architects Ltd

Pallant Gallery, Chichester, West Sussex – Colin St John Wilson with Long & Kentish Architects Sussex building : Gulbenkian Museum Prize 2007

Royal Botanic Gardens – Visitor centre, Wakehurst Place 2004 Walters & Cohen £1.5m

Royal Botanic Gardens – Millennium Seedbank, Wakehurst Place – Stanton Williams

Sussex Innovation Centre – Eric Parry Architects

Sussex Institute – University of Sussex 2005 John Pardey Architects

Towner Gallery : see Eastbourne Cultural Centre

Winter Gardens – Performing Arts Centre, Bournemouth 2007-10 Grimshaw Public square + residential + café + bar + teaching/rehearsal spaces

Woodland Enterprise Centre, Flimwell, East Sussex 2003 Feilden Clegg Bradley Architects

More Sussex architecture online soon

Location: Sussex, England, UK

English Houses

Sussex Building : Gridshell, Weald & Downland Museum – wins Wood Awards 2003

County Architecture adjacent to Sussex

Hampshire Architecture

Kent Buildings

Surrey Buildings

Sussex Building architects, De La Warr Pavilion refurbishment : John McAslan

Buildings / photos for the Sussex Architecture page welcome

Website: Visit England

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Devin Consultants Review: Levere fordelene av bærbare bassenget strukturer

Roten av Devin Consulting er oppfostret med mål om å levere den beste basseng og spa engineering rådgivning enkeltpersoner og organisasjoner. Medlemmene er alltid heftig å oppnå behovene til hver kunde, og fra dag til dag, sørg for selskapet å aldri skuffe. År kan har gått, men sterk omdømme forblir stabil og sikker på grunn av kontinuerlig strålende tjenesten mange personer og bedrifter.

Ekspertisen til selskapet fikk positive bidrag til mange design og konstruksjon prosjekter. Det aldri falters kravene og utfordringene involvert i hvert prosjekt, men det arbeider hardere i stedet å oppnå resultatet klienten ser frem til. Navnet hadde kunnet nå lokale og internasjonale basseng og spa consulting på grunn av sin etablerte stående.

Store prosjekter hadde klarert Devin Consulting og noen som inkluderer Aberdeen Sports Village, Aqua Vale (Aylesbury), Clondalkin basseng, Dubai Aquatic Centre, Edward Cripps Human Performance sentrum, Fullwell Cross fritidssenter, Google bassenget (Dublin), Huddersfield sport Centre, Larvik fritidssenter, Kirkcaldy fritidssenter (Fife), London vann-knutepunktet, Loughborough University, Michael Woods sport & fritidssenter (Glenrothes), Northampton skole for gutter, Splashpoint Worthing, den Hurlingham Club, livet sentrum Plymouth, University College Dublin, University of Leeds, University of Surrey og Westcroft fritidssenter.

Ovenfor var bare 21 prosjekter selskapet hadde vært en del av men gjeldende liste inneholder mer kjente navnene på ulike organisasjoner og bedrifter, viser håndgripelig vekst av selskapet. Store navn vil ikke sette dem ansvarlig hvis de ikke kan gi en utmerket service, akkurat?

I tilfelle du trenger en tjeneste fra bygge bærbare bassenget strukturer, er Devin Spa Consultants til ringe. Deres lag vil også sikre deg at strukturen er godt laget og at familien vil nyte det i lang tid. Stedets basseng og spa design og konstruksjon evnen til selskapet er virkelig noe å være forventet. Denne tjenesten bruker fordelene av moderne teknologi samt for å gi maksimale bekvemmelighet.

Du trenger ikke mye penger i å kunne skaffe en enkel og betydelig, bærbare svømming eller spa-basseng. Du kan bygge en rimelig med hjelp av Devin Consulting. Men å ha det gøy i hagen din også har sitt ansvar siden slik struktur krever visse ting inkludert nok vannkilde, vann-behandling, drenering og rengjøring.

Du kan ende opp med en rimelig 2-fot plast-lined pool og ha det gøy med det med familien. Hvis du er i fester, konsernsaker eller andre relaterte hendelser, bør du bygge et kraftigere og større og dypere basseng i stedet.

Med de ovennevnte, kan du være sikker på at Devin Consulting ville levere og oppfylle dine behov i utforming og bygging av svømmebasseng og boblebad.

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Devin Consultants Review: Delivering the benefits of portable pool structures

The root of Devin Consulting is nurtured with the goal of delivering the best pool and spa engineering consulting service to individuals and organizations. Its members are always vehement to achieve the needs of each client, and from day one until today, the company make sure to never disappoint. Years might have passed but its strong reputation remains stable and secured because of its continuous brilliant service to a lot of people and businesses.

The expertise of the company had made positive contributions to many design and construction projects. It never falters on the demands and the challenges involved in each project, but it strives harder instead to attain the result the client is looking forward to. Its name had been able to reach the field of the local and international pool and spa consulting because of its established standing.

Big projects had trusted Devin Consulting and some of which include the Aberdeen Sports Village, Aqua Vale (Aylesbury), Clondalkin Pool, Dubai Aquatic Centre, Edward Cripps Human Performance Centre, Fullwell Cross Leisure Centre, Google Pool (Dublin), Huddersfield Sports Centre, Killingworth Leisure Centre, Kirkcaldy Leisure Centre (Fife), London Aquatics Centre, Loughborough University, Michael Woods Sports & Leisure Centre (Glenrothes), Northampton School for Boys, Splashpoint Worthing, The Hurlingham Club, The Life Centre Plymouth Life, University College Dublin, University of Leeds, University of Surrey, and Westcroft Leisure Centre.

Listed above were only 21 projects the company had been a part of but the current list contains more renowned names of different organizations and businesses, showing the palpable growth of the company. Huge names won’t put them in charge if they are not capable of providing an excellent service, right?

In case you require a service of building portable pool structures, Devin Spa Consultants is the right one to call. Their team would also ensure to you that the structure is well-made and that your family will enjoy it for a long time. The on-site pool and spa design and construction capability of the company are really something to be anticipated. This service uses the advantages of modern technology as well to provide utmost convenience.

You don’t need a large amount of money in your hands to be able to acquire a simple and sizeable, portable swimming or spa pool. You could build an affordable one with the help of Devin Consulting. However, having fun in your backyard also has its responsibilities since such structure requires certain things including enough water source, water-treatment, and draining and cleaning.

You can end up with an affordable 2-feet plastic-lined pool and have fun using it with your family. If you’re into parties, corporate affairs or other related events, you should build a sturdier, deeper and bigger pool instead.

With those mentioned above, you can be confident that Devin Consulting would deliver and fulfill your needs in designing and building swimming pools and spas.