Nottingham Contemporary
Nottingham, United Kingdom 2004–2009
Client: Nottingham City Council
The commission for the Nottingham Contemporary was won in an invited competition organised by the City Council. The artistic ambition of the project, encompassing object-based visual art and time-based performance art, has its origins in the artist-run spaces of downtown New York in the late 1960s, and in the work of artists like Gordon Matta Clark and Trisha Brown, whose work was directly engaged with the spaces of the city.
Drawings
Façade fabrication
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Nomination
2011 Mies van der Rohe Award
Nottingham Contemporary and Chiswick House Cafe have been nominated for the Mies van der Rohe Award, the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture.
Award
RIBA Awards 2010
Nottingham Contemporary and Downing College have won RIBA regional awards.
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Panel Discussion
Adam Caruso, with Tom Dykhoff, Jonathan Hale, and Micheala Giebelhausen:
Architecture, Art and the Changing City
Nottingham Contemporary, United Kingdom
9 December 2009, 6:30pm
Discussion
Adam Caruso in conversation with Thomas Demand
Starr Auditorium, Tate Modern, London, United Kingdom
2 November 2009, 7pm
Chaired by Alex Farquharson, director of Nottingham Contemporary.
Credits
Location
Nottingham, United Kingdom
Date
2004-2009
Client
Nottingham City Council
Construction cost
£14m
Area
3,500 m²
Caruso St John Architects
Adam Caruso, Peter St John
Project architects
Adam Khan (2004-06),Bernd Schmutz (2009), Stephanie Webs (2005-09)
Tim Collett (External works, 2008-09), Christiane Felber (Fit out, 2009)
Project team
Christiane Felber, Adam Gielniak, Emily Greeves, Kornelia Gysel, Viktor Jak, Adam Khan, Ah-Ra Kim, Davih Kohn, James Payne, Sabine Rosenkranz, , Kalle Söderman, Frank Wössner
Collaborating artists
Matthew Brannon, Pablo Bronstein, Nathan Coley
Structural engineers
Arup, Elliott Wood Partnership
Services consultant
Arup
Cost consultant
Jackson Coles
Project managers
Jackson Coles, Mouchel, Segue Consultancy Ltd
Access consultant
David Bonnett Associates
Lace patterned façade
University of Derby, Nottingham Textile Museum, Trent Concrete
Theatre consultant
Charcoalblue Ltd
Main contractor
Sol Construction Ltd
Photography
Hélène Binet
Awards
RIBA Award
Selected Work, EU Mies van der Rohe Award
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