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Oxford
Oxford Brookes University started life as the Oxford School of Art in 1865 and was originally located in the Taylorian building in St Giles. Today the University has campuses in Headington, Swindon, Wheatley and Harcourt Hill. The current Chancellor is Paterson Joseph.
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Brookes University is named after the English artist John Henry Brookes. It houses many schools: Architecture, Law and Faculties in Business, Health and Life Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences,and Technology Design and Environment.
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Brookes Univerisity I Print
Imagine the rain falling through the holes of a leaf, intermittent light capturing the watery drops as they fall headfirst onto a floating structure below, this is the Rain Pavillion; a student design competition won by architecture students Alexandra Horsman and Charlotte Birch made possible by 'students and staff from the Estates Project team, the School of Architecture and the School of Arts, as well as a number of industry partners.'
Rain Pavillion
Public Art located at Headington Hill Campus, Oxford Brookes University
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