John Madin

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John Madin was a British modernist architect best known for his influential post-war designs in Birmingham, England.

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instanceOf architect
human
activeInPeriod post-war period
architecturalStyle Brutalism NERFINISHED
basedIn Birmingham NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1924
dateOfDeath 2012
designed BBC Pebble Mill studios NERFINISHED
Birmingham Central Library NERFINISHED
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce building NERFINISHED
Birmingham Post and Mail building NERFINISHED
Calthorpe House, Birmingham NERFINISHED
Civic Centre, Redditch NERFINISHED
Five Ways Shopping Centre, Birmingham NERFINISHED
Smallbrook Ringway developments, Birmingham NERFINISHED
St James’s House, Birmingham NERFINISHED
Warwickshire County Council offices at Shire Hall, Warwick NERFINISHED
educatedAt Birmingham School of Architecture NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork architecture
founded John H.D. Madin & Partners NERFINISHED
genre civic architecture
commercial architecture
office buildings
hasEmployer John H.D. Madin & Partners NERFINISHED
influencedBy Le Corbusier NERFINISHED
modernist planning principles
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Modernism
name John Madin NERFINISHED
notableFor post-war designs in Birmingham
reshaping Birmingham city centre in the mid-20th century
notableWork BBC Pebble Mill studios NERFINISHED
Birmingham Central Library NERFINISHED
Birmingham Post and Mail building NERFINISHED
occupation architect
placeOfBirth Birmingham NERFINISHED
England
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Birmingham NERFINISHED
workLocation Birmingham NERFINISHED
England
United Kingdom

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