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A spontaneous street capture during the Fête de la Musique in Paris, at Point Éphémère. Taken without warning or posing, this candid moment shows a blond-haired man in a grey tank top walking past a wooden fence, while in the background a young woman in a yellow "Brasil" t-shirt sits on the ground checking her phone. A genuine urban scene filled with music, culture, and summer vibes.
University building designed in the Festival Style by Gordon and Dey, 1960-63; internal alterations in 1996 by Dodd Jamieson and Partners. 4-storey and basement, 8-bay rectangular-plan with a flat-roofed, 2-storey, 7-bay ancillary section along the east elevation set on pilotis. Constructed of coursed rubble stonework at ground floor and south gable end; smooth rendering elsewhere. The central gable panel and pilotis section is coloured vert-de-gris green. Coloured Moray Family shield crest to the gable apex. The external window pattern reflects the varying internal levels to the building: the stepped pattern to the windows at the gable end light the main staircase; the square single windows are closely set to create a horizontal pattern within the large expanse of wall; the second floor housed the former lecture theatre.
A former swimming pool to the ground floor and lecture theatre above were remodelled in 1996 when the building was converted from lecture and sporting facilities to provide library and office accommodation.
Dalhousie Land was designed in 1960 by the architect Esme Gordon, of Gordon and Dey, for the Moray House College of Further Education. It was opened on 2nd May 1963 by the Rev Neville Davidson, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, and built at a construction cost of £119,000.
Dalhousie Land was built during the post-war expansion of university and higher education provision and is a notable example of its building type. Its design was influenced by the Festival of Britain style as well as modern Scandinavian design and is one of a relatively small number of public buildings designed in this style in Scotland. While its interior has been altered, its exterior is largely intact.
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Descendants from the 1951 Festival of Britain at the Grand Vista, Battersea Park. London Borough of Wandsworth.
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