Concrete Relief: Smallbrook Ringway Centre

Concrete Relief: Smallbrook Ringway CentreHand cast, solid concrete sculpture of the beautiful Ringway Centre elevation in Birmingham. This piece will stand on a flat surface such as mantlepiece or windowsill. Perfect for art and architecture lovers to celebrate one of the Birmingham's brutalist greats. Material: Cast concrete. Size: 12cm high x 15cm wide x 3. 5cm deep approx Please note: Our concrete sculptures are individually hand cast in solid concrete. This means that each piece will

Grade II listedBrief Overview:The Tate & Lyle Sugar Silo was built to store raw cane sugar arriving at Huskisson Dock

Model 004: Phillips Building (SOAS) – Miniature Concrete ModelHand-cast in fine concrete

and constructed between 1965-67

The Moore Street Electrical Substation in Sheffield is one of the most striking examples of Brutalist civic architecture in the UK

and the commanding outline were carefully reduced into miniature scale

the building’s slender

but its fortress-like form and weathered concrete finish make it feel timeless

This model is a keepsake of the place where modern design found its form

Despite strong campaigns to preserve it

A small cast of the first Barbican tower

Some buildings seem to hold the spirit of a nation’s modern era

it has stood watch over Birmingham’s railway lines since the 1960s