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Tate Harmer wins planning for York arts centre

By 2019-04-26T06:00:00

Tate Harmer's arts centre for York St John University

Design ‘refined’ after public consultation

Tate Harmer has won planning for an arts centre at a university in the centre of York.

The 3,500sq m arts, design and performance centre is for York St John, which has been an independent university since 2006.

The architect won the project a year ago, against shortlisted practices including Feilden Clegg Bradley Studio, BDP, Nicholas Hare Architects and AHR Architects.

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