In the 1950's, artist and architect Victor Pasmore was teaching at the university of Durham. Whilst looking for idea's to change and modernise the local Durham Town of Peterlee, a development manager from the local council spotted Pasmore's work at a local exhibition and immediately asked him to design a pavilion to give the town an arty edge..
It's a bit brutal, however it's still quite a haunting looking thing just sitting there, resonating images of the 60's and 70's PIF's and kids at play...

Victor Pasmore
I like this post very much. Good work. KO.
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post - the contrast between then and now shots is captivating.
ReplyDeletephew intense maaaaaan!
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