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BRIXTON RECREATION CENTRE, BRIXTON, LAMBETH, GREATER LONDON. Brixton Recreation Centre seen from the south-east.
Brixton Recreation Centre was opened in 1984. The building was designed by George Finch of the Lambeth Borough Council Architects Department. It is thought of as one of the architects most important buildings, and was the first phase and central hub of the replanning of Brixton, led by Ted Hollamby of Lambeth Borough Council. It was listed at Grade II in 2016. Historic England is the public body that champions and protects England's historic places. © Historic England Archive
Media ID 26520357
Filename: PLA01_03_0004.jpg
Size: 3136 x 2352 (5.7MB)
Date: 2nd January 2012
Source: Historic England
Credit: © His toric England Archive.s im
Copyright Status: Copyrighted Work
Source: His toric England Archive
Owner URL: https ://images .his toricenglands ervices .org.uk/
Blue Brick Late 20th Century Orange Recreation Centre Sport And Recreation Corner Striking
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This print showcases the iconic Brixton Recreation Centre, located in the vibrant neighborhood of Brixton, Lambeth, Greater London. Taken from a south-east perspective, the image beautifully captures the striking architectural design of this late 20th-century masterpiece. Designed by George Finch of the Lambeth Borough Council Architects Department and opened in 1984, this recreation center holds significant historical importance. It played a pivotal role as the central hub for the redevelopment project led by Ted Hollamby of Lambeth Borough Council to revitalize Brixton. The building's unique features are highlighted through its bold use of colors such as red, orange, and blue. The combination of these hues against the backdrop of brick creates an eye-catching visual spectacle that is truly mesmerizing. Recognized for its architectural significance, Brixton Recreation Centre was listed at Grade II in 2016. This recognition solidifies its place as one of George Finch's most important creations and cements its status as an integral part of Brixton's history. As you gaze upon this photograph print captured by s imon Inglis on behalf of Historic England, you can't help but appreciate how it perfectly encapsulates both beauty and functionality within a single frame. Whether you're drawn to its striking appearance or intrigued by its historical background, this image serves as a testament to human creativity and innovation in shaping our urban landscapes.
