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The luminarium - a creative space for discussion - CH UNTV - June 2013

Pentalum, Architects of Air's latest luminarium, was hosted at the United Nations European headquarters in Geneva in June 2013 for the 23rd Human Rights session. The walk-through 'Luminarium' sculpture was commissioned by The United Kingdom Permanent Mission to the United Nations to challenge diplomats, UN officials, school children and communities to think more creatively about how to make the work of the Human Rights Council better understood and applied around the world. Source: CH UNTV

NEW LUXURY MANSION | HERMITAGE EDWALTON NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

After remaining two-and-half years on-site, one of the most impressive homes of Edwalton Nottinghamshire, Hermitage, is ready for its launch in the market. This 7-bedroom masterpiece construction has got the touch of marvelous architectural design powered with modern technology and CGI. It's central location close to the vibrant town of West Bridgford and easy access to the M1, Derbyshire and Leicestershire make it one of the highly sought-after properties in the market. It is a classic masterwork from Guy Phoenix. Giorgio Armani with Rocca has designed the bathroom and other sanitary wares for the building thereby bringing a smooth finish end result on to the table. It also has a garden-view office, extremely homely lounge, a bar, and cinema with acoustic screening and sound technology. The home is fully automated to control heating lighting and sound effects. Guy Phoenix and his team have created one of the finest homes built ever in the city. Hank Zarihs Associates offers bridging loans to such aspirant developers to make their dream come true at an attractive borrow up to 80% LTV.

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Fairmont - Guy Phoenix Property in Nottingham

See inside one of Nottingham's most luxurious homes - Fairmont. The latest Guy Phoenix property boasting an impressive 8,300 sq mt including an indoor swimming pool, open plan living space and five bedroom suites, all nestled in Edwalton village.

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Vlog: Autumn in Nottingham

Vlogger Anna filmed a montage of the autumnal colours on University Park. Isn't it gorgeous?!

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Art Sculpture Featured On Cathedral Of Learning Lawn

A sculpture created by architects of Air Nottingham in the United Kingdom is featured on the lawn of the Cathedral of Learning.

Remarkable Mansion in Oxshott, England, United Kingdom | Sotheby's International Realty

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Pinewood House is a remarkable Grade II listed Jacobean-style mansion dating back to 1880 and offers a perfect collaboration between historical beauty and modern day luxury. It provides extraordinary 360 degree views, with the possibility to enjoy full sunrise and sunset.

It has been designed with the needs of perfect family life in mind offering sophisticated traditional style with conveniences of modern living including space aplenty for parties and proms.

There are many features to this beautiful historical Piece of Art including:

Spectacular double height carved Oak Hall. Unique original Pre-Raphaelite bass-reliefs. Drawing Room. 24k gold plated 50ft ballroom. Library. Playroom. 3 master suites. 6 further bedrooms. Spa-zone. Treatment room. Sauna/steam/relaxation rooms. Gym. Bar. Art Deco style 3 screen cinema. Indoor pool - 12 by 5 meters. Jacuzzi. Wine cellar. Security flat. domestic office. Household zone. 3 kitchens. Cold room, pantry and dumbwaiter. Elevator. Outdoor pool - 12 by 5 meters. Terrace for 30 people. 4 balconies. 3 acres of manicured gardens. Event spaces can accommodate up to 100 guests. 40 minutes from Piccadilly.

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Timelapse Oxford [4K]

Timelapse Oxford - andreasgantner.com

Oxford is a city in the South East region of England and the county town of Oxfordshire. With a population of 159,994 it is the 52nd largest city in the United Kingdom, and one of the fastest growing and most ethnically diverse. Oxford has a broad economic base. Its industries include motor manufacturing, education, publishing and a large number of information technology and science-based businesses, some being academic offshoots. The city is known worldwide as the home of the University of Oxford, the oldest university in the English-speaking world.Buildings in Oxford demonstrate notable examples of every English architectural period since the late Saxon period. Oxford is known as the city of dreaming spires, a term coined by poet Matthew Arnold.
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Flying the Acro after ages | University of Nottingham Gliding

Flying a glider after ages, I even managed to find some lift, and my useless instructor managed to lose it. What a joke! This footage was taken at the Interuni gliding competitions at Buckminster, Saltby Airfield, UK. Usual overcast weather. Shot on the GoPro 7 Black.

Launch Event for Nottingham's Bid to be European Capital of Culture 2023

The announcement took place in a spectacular luminarium on Sneinton Square – a structure of luminescent colour and light – created by internationally renowned local artists Architects of Air.

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PD Architecture | Lambley, in Nottingham | Contemporary New Home | Tel: 0115 931 4420

Visit : Contemporary New Home in Lambley, (near Mapperley) Nottingham. Architecture and Design by local architectural practice PD Architecture in with offices in both Lambley, Nottingham and also Melton Mowbray in Leicester. Cutting edge, this grand design brings the very best of modern architecture to Lambley. The Open Plan Living Accommodation and Internal Courtyard provides a sleek contemporary modern and homely environment. Contact pd-architectute.co.uk for new homes and home extension designs.

PS Your Mystery Sender: short film about designer Paul Smith

Who else wants to be in the movie business? Click to find out more about how you can be a part of 'PS Your Mystery Sender' director Ben's next project:

For the past 20 years Paul Smith the world renowned fashion designer from Nottingham has been receiving an avalanche of odd and quirky unwrapped objects which have had a remarkable effect on his life, and all have been sent from a Mystery Person.

This film takes us on a 'Magical Mystery Tour' in and out of Paul Smith's 'fashion factory', as we discover the secret behind his endless inspiration and worldwide success. The film begins after a short message from our sponsors - ok from us! - about our current project.

Director Ben Wigley is now working on a new production about the beautiful fantasy coffins created by artist Paa Joe. The film tells the story of beautiful works of art buried after just a few hours, Ghana's funeral business and one man's place in it.

This fascinating story is shaping up to be a brilliant film, but without your support it won't be finished. Head to the Kickstarter page to get involved.

Benjamin Wigley both directed PS Your Mystery Sender,and produced with Scottish
Documentary Institute & EM Media. It reached international acclaim screening at many festivals including: DocFest,
SXSW, Palm Springs, Hotdocs and Soho Rushes SFF where it won the Best Doc Award. It also won the Candella Best British short 2011, It was broadcast on BBC
EM in October 2011 and will broadcast on SBS in Australia, and in Sweden.


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Credits list for the PS Your Mystery Sender

Written & Directed by: Benjamin Wigley, Director of Photography: Doug Smith & Roger Knott-Fayle, Production Designers: Jane Levick & Andrew Ranner, Editor: Rachel Tunnard, Music & Sound Design: project-tonfabrik, Visual Effects: Mark Pyper, Poetry Written and Performed by: Benjamin Zephaniah, Thanks to: Paul Smith

Actors:Dan Wykes,Gabriel Jennings, George Boden;Producer:Benjamin Wigley, Associate Producer:Mark Bushnell, Production & Location Manager: Dan Hodgett, Production Assistant: Jessica Etherington, Additional Camera: Julian Hughes, Costume& Animation Assistant: Megan Wigley, Art Department Assistant: Vanessa Blackburn, Taxidermy Mask: Tessa Farmer, Colourist: Tom Balkwill Dirty Looks, Sound Mix: NoizSkulptA, Sound Engineer: Tom Dodds,
Bridging the Gap Production Coordinator: Flore Cosquer, Bridging the Gap Production Manager: Finlay Pretsell, Development Producer for Highlands & Islands Enterprise: Amanda Millen, EM Media Skills Development Executive: Alison Whitlock
Executive Producers:For Scottish Documentary Institute: Noe Mendelle & Sonja Henrici, For EM Media Suzanne Alizart, For Creative Scotland Leslie Finlay, For BBC Scotland Jo Roe
Thanks To:Geoffrey Smith, Steven Sheil, Peter Symes, Ian Smith and The Television Workshop, Michael Panayiotou & Jim Vernon of Cossack Restaurant, Alan Parkinson and Architects of Air, Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre, Colin Yeats & Michael Bullimore, Don Attenborough, John Michalak, Laura Allen, Victoria Flanagan, Stephen Craighill for artworks, Antonia Murphy, Systemair Fans and Spares, Bunneys Bikes and Freewheel, Owen Davies & The Broadway Media Centre, Amir Bazrafshan, Jessica Boden, Sally Hodgson, Carl and Joshua Coulthard, Claudie Page, Sam Hawker, Paul Thompson, Mat Trivett, Anne & Mae Denman, Paul Allen, Laura Nicholson & Sadie Watts & everyone at Paul Smith,
Supported by Creative Scotland, Skillset Film Skills Fund, BBC Scotland, Highlands & Islands Enterprise, Edinburgh College of Art,Scottish Documentary Institute

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20101223 Eco-theory and practice in Nottingham

The question of how to build homes that are sustainable and energy-saving has moved to the top of the academic agenda. In the latest in our series of feature reports from the United Kingdom, we visit the experimental low-energy housing estate, in Nottingham University. The collection of houses are designed, built, improved, and lived in by the research team.

( Green home with lab in the roof )

Here in the University of Nottingham, in the east midlands of the United Kingdom, on the attractive campus, you can see a row of ordinary looking houses. But instead of a cosy interior, you will find a laboratory for architecture students.

It shouldn't be, because the one that is leaking is this part, which has... but there is here..

Nottingham University Architecture Dept., Prof. Mark Gillot : This is a lab that we have above the house, so one thing that we're doing is live projects, so, we want people to live in the house so we can see how the house performs, but we don't want to interrupt them and inconvenience them, so we actually do all our monitoring in a different room from the house. This is above the house.

( Ventilation heat recovery )

Because I've reset it three times, because it didn't do that. So which one is this? Is this going up to the... So that actually goes back into the house.

Nottingham University Architecture Dept., Prof. Mark Gillot : One of things we're looking at is ventilation heat recovery, so we're looking at how we can provide energy efficient ventilation, within the house itself, but we have observed that the system could potentially work more efficiently, and so what the students are doing, is trying to understand how efficient the system is, and where it could be made more efficient.

In Britain, architects have to scratch their heads about how ventilate a home, without opening the windows and letting out the warmth in winter.

This clever heat recovery system, sucks in cold air from the outside, and exchanges it with warm air from the inside, through an electric motor, so its heat warms up the incoming cold air. Ventilation is maintained, but the indoor air temperature does not drop too dramatically. Efficient heat recovery cuts energy consumption to a minimum.

( Putting theory into practice )

There's no ... on this one. Is there no insulation there? There's no insulation underneath it. Yeap. So, actually, that's why it's leaking. So it is. Yeap, that's why I used this stuff. Yeah, yeah.

The students keep records, run tests, and make observations and adjustments. In Britain, energy saving and sustainable construction are not just academic pursuits, but real applications to be put into practice - which is what attracted this Italian PhD student to Nottingham.

University of Nottingham student, Vittorino Helpoliti : As a visiting PhD student, actually to practice and to experiment something that in our places we would just study theoretically, so in a way, this is the sweet part of being a PhD student in Nottingham, where there is a lot of experimentation, actually finding out how things do really perform, in terms of ... behaviors.

From building it to living inside it, the students are not just the architects, but the occupants of this low carbon house. The hands-on experience helps them test the feasibility of the latest energy-saving innovations.

University of Nottingham deptartment head, Tim Heath : Sustainability and a consideration of the environment should end up in all of our teaching, and the students then got involved in the design process and the construction process, so they actually got hands-on experience, which meant that they had a much fuller understanding of the sustainable aspects of that particular project.

( Putting theory into practice )

Inside the classroom, the students sit together in group discussions. Outside, they put their theories into practice. Like a factory of ideas, the university is turning out the next generation of low carbon architects.

Phillack Church

Standing on the side of a hill overlooking the town of Hayle, Phillack Church is a very gothic-looking parish church which was largely rebuilt between 1856 and 1857 by English architect William White who was the architect behind the building and rebuilding of many churches in the British Isles, as well as three churches in South Africa and one in Madagascar.
Before the Victorian rebuilding of the church, which is dedicated to SS. Felicitas & Piala, the church building dated from the 12th century with the tower dating from the 15th. However, this site has long been a religious site. This is proven by the rare Chi-Rho Stone, now built in to a porch, which shows that this was an important site in very early Christian times. There are also two Medieval crosses in the churchyard dating from the same date and an inscribed stone which may be a re-used Bronze Age menhir.

Bestwood Lodge, Nottingham. Gothic masterpiece filmed from the air.

One of my regular stopover hotels, Bestwood Lodge is definitely one of the most dramatic in appearance.

History relates that Bestwood Lodge was once a Royal residence, much

used for hunting purposes. King Edward III issued letters patent,

dated “at his Park at Bestwood” in 1364 and earlier still, Henry I

granted to the Priory of Lenton permission to have “the right of

having two carts to fetch deadwood and heath daily out of the Royal

Forest of Bestwood”
In nearly every reign it is possible to find some reference to the

Royal Hunting Lodge at Bestwood. Edward IV stayed at Nottingham

Castle for three weeks from 1st October 1469 and availed himself of

the joys of hunting in Bestwood while in residence at the Castle.

Nottingham Castle was Richard III’s ‘Castle of Care’ and he too

enjoyed hunting at Bestwood whenever he was in residence, his last

visit was on Tuesday August 16th 1485 when he rode out with a few

friends to visit the Lodge.

The original house was demolished in 1860 to make way for a large

house in domestic Gothic style, with red brick and white stone

facings. This Lodge was finished in 1863.

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