National Film & Television School in Beaconsfield, United Kingdom, was designed by Glenn Howells Architects. Although the quick identification of new teaching methods are housed, the proposed strategy is designed for more than a new building. In short, a new outdoor spaces to unify and improve the functioning of the school as a whole - this is a success.
The building design has been generated by the intention of making a clear and flexible with so few "solutions" as possible, allowing the school to continue to adapt and modify the space to meet their changing needs and maximizing interaction between students and staff make the building a meeting place on campus otherwise fragmented. This is essential for film students who have to work with a wide variety of disciplines to create their own year-end movie.
The building design has been generated by the intention of making a clear and flexible with so few "solutions" as possible, allowing the school to continue to adapt and modify the space to meet their changing needs and maximizing interaction between students and staff make the building a meeting place on campus otherwise fragmented. This is essential for film students who have to work with a wide variety of disciplines to create their own year-end movie.
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