"It’s a high-quality, welcoming and modern environment, the equipment is state-of-the-art" northumberlandgazette.co.uk/…
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GT3 Architects has created a vision for redeveloping the city’s vacant grade II-listed Debenhams department store with a towering extension that would double its current floorspace and deliver new homes, creative space and a hotel. @_GT3Architects
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As Morpeth Leisure Centre speeds towards completion, we’ve been reflecting on the simple sketches that have taking this project from idea through to design and now reality.
We’re looking forward to completion of this project and can’t wait to explore the facilities on offer!
Well done to @FaulknerBrowns on this award. Blazing a trail for exceptional architecture from the North East – at Hexham, England
Congratulations to @FaulknerBrowns for winning Architect of the Year at the #AJArchAwards! Our judges were impressed with the practice's thoughtful, community-orientated architecture 👏 Thanks to category sponsor @EHSmithArch
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Congratulations to @FaulknerBrowns for winning Architect of the Year at the #AJArchAwards! Our judges were impressed with the practice's thoughtful, community-orientated architecture 👏 Thanks to category sponsor @EHSmithArch
Hey @LNER a big thank you to your lovely Joanne in coach L on the 6.30am from Newcastle to LKX yesterday for keeping us laughing all the way. She’s a keeper so look after her. – at Welwyn Garden City, East
So much for Swiss time keeping. Have spent longer waiting for luggage than on flight from Edinburgh #irritating
Gentlemen, could we pop in to see you and share our thoughts about a new NUFC Academy? @ghodoussi @jamiereuben gt3architects.com/imagining-… – at Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
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Replying to @NUFC_HQ @SimonDunstan1
I cannot think of a better nor more locally appropriate professional business than GT3 to deliver this project
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A team of North East-based architects have unveiled a concept design for a new Newcastle first-team and academy training complex. The 'conversation-starter' proposal (not commissioned by the club) also includes a 7,000-seater 'community stadium'. #nufc shieldsgazette.com/sport/foo…
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GT3 Architects have proposed a new “community stadium” and training complex for #NUFC
It includes a 7,000-capacity home for the women’s and youth teams. Also features a Wembley Way-style access route, fitness trails, classroom space, media facilities and 13 full-size pitches.
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Thank you Constructing Excellence in the North East Awards 2021! What a brilliant evening…
Delighted to be recognised as the winner of the People Development Award 2021. The award was referenced by our sponsor @Tilbury_douglas as being ‘one of the most important of the night’.
Another packed beach along the Northumberland coastline #bestkeptsecret #stunning
Anyone else finding the polarisation of the back to work debate frustrating? PWC (anytime/anywhere)= good vs Goldman Sachs (the office)=bad. Surely it’s about what’s right for an organisation and it’s people not what’s right or wrong? – at Hexham, England
I’m not a vegetarian but was taken with the colourful simplicity of this embossed image. The food inside looks equally good #ottolenghi
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This week, our Interiors Team have been exploring how signage can be more than vinyl on the wall... Would you recognise a Phenomime if you saw one?
#Interiors #interiordesigner #architecture
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Super piece on the opportunities of the post-Covid workplace from my colleague Michael Simpson #workplaceconsultant ow.ly/TojL50D2fSi – at Hexham, England
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Here it is! The first GT3 People Series of the year! This week, we are speaking to David Richardson, a Senior Architect from our Nottingham studio.
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#PeopleArchitecture #PeopleSeries #CareerJourneys #Architecture
Me too @DrAlexGeorge. Lost him 5 years ago and it still breaks my heart. 100% behind you – at Hexham, England
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