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Walk no.: 2
Submitted by:Architect Piers Gough, for Night Waves
Title of walk:The changing face of Brighton
Location of walk: Brighton
How did the writer discover, or come to be walking in this area?:
Piers Gough was born in Brunswick Square, the final destination of this walk. He grew up and has architectural projects in Brighton. Accompanying him on this trip to the seaside is Night Waves presenter Isabel Hilton
What map will I need to do this walk: Brighton A-Z
Is the walk linear or circular?: Linear
How many stopping-off points will there be?: 7
The Walk:
Come off the train into Brighton station
Click on each of the photographs to see the full-size image
 Building no. 1
Brighton Station
"Brighton is all about curves - about how architecture can be extremely pleasurable..it's screaming 'seaside'"
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 Building no. 2
St. Bartholomew's Church, Ann Street
"This unbelievably high, rather austere but very very grand church..the dimensions are based on Noah's Ark"
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 Building no. 2
High Altar, St. Bartholomew's Church
"When we go inside, it's a pretty stunning building"
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 Building no. 3
Sydney Street and Kensington Street
"I don't think any modern architect could design this level of looseness and freedom.. these areas have to be old"
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Building no. 4
North Road
"This site is going to house the new city library - full of light and air"
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 Building no. 5
Clifton Terrace
'This is about the pleasure principle..it's just the most delicious fun and friendly places you could possibly end up living'
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 Building no. 6
Brunswick Place
"This is a lesson to modern developers..you can have sea views way, way inland, if you plan correctly"
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 Building no. 7
Brunswick Square
'It's language is of delirium - it's like the most ridiculous wedding cake that was ever caked!"
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