Talk:Buildings and architecture of Brighton and Hove
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edit1930s
editSummarise 1930s from Argus article:[1]
Done
Postwar
editTalk about tower blocks and 1960s dev from Argus article:[2]- Mention NEQ
Mention infill devs such as the one opposite the Pavilion and the one down West Street Done
Civic/institutional
editBrighton General, RSCH and Royal Alex hospitals Done
Leisure/entertainment
edit- Royal Pavilion and associated structures
Theatres (Theatre Royal, Dome...) DoneCinemas (Duke of York, Savoy, Regent, Astoria, Granada @ Portland Road...) Done- Slipper baths etc (including that one that survives near the Prince Regent Swimming Pool)
SS Brighton, the old ice rink, Brighton Centre DoneAquarium DoneMarina DoneKing Alfred Centre DonePubs, clubs and restaurants (including 11 Dyke Road) Done
Seafront
edit*West Pier and Palace Pier
- Esplanade, Madeira Drive
Kiosks, bandstands, railings Done
Other stuff
editAny more demolished buildings to talk about? DoneLink article to all appropriate articles DoneCheck for deadlinks, archive URLs, fix any incorrect citation templates etc Done
References
- ^ Trimingham, Adam (6 May 2013). "Art Deco treasures". The Argus. Newsquest Media Group. Archived from the original on 9 December 2013. Retrieved 9 December 2013.
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Photos needed
editSaltdean Cubist houses: one is on the W side of Arundel Drive West, just N of Saltdean Park Road junction @ 50.803345,-0.043162
Note from Argus re UNESCO World Heritage Site possibility
editFit this quote in somewhere
edit"The political boundary between Hove and Brighton corresponds neither to an environmental nor an architectural break."[1]
References
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Bedford Hotel/Sussex Heights
editThe Bedford Hotel was replaced by a new Bedford Hotel as mentioned in its article; Sussex Heights was built on another site. Peter James (talk) 21:00, 26 September 2020 (UTC)
- Good spot; I checked the original text I had written, and somebody had edited it since and I had not noticed the error being introduced. I will reinstate the original text. Hassocks5489 (Floreat Hova!) 21:43, 26 September 2020 (UTC)
Falmer House
editI think the section on the University of Sussex should include a mention of Falmer House’s Grade I listing. It’s a,fairly rare, example of a 20th century Grade I listing . KJP1 (talk) 19:48, 24 December 2023 (UTC)