Sentences with phrase «built lecture theatre»

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Speaking at the graduation ceremony of students of the Agogo Presbyterian Girls College of Education on Saturday, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa indicated that the savings have been used to build laboratories, lecture theatres, auditoriums and libraries in the colleges.

Improving a lecture by modifying your presentation can be relatively easy, but once that lecture theatre has been built you're likely to be stuck with its faults for decades.

Audio inputs feed a 16W built - in loudspeaker, plus there's a microphone socket so it can be used as a mini PA — a handy inclusion for classrooms, conference rooms and smaller lecture theatres.

Hosted by the BCU School of English, the workshop will take place in a new state - of - the - art lecture theatre called the Hub, in the Curzon Building at Birmingham City University's city centre campus.

Nothing is Forever marks an important and transitional moment in the South London Gallery's history as the institution expands into a formerly derelict house and a new building incorporating the surviving walls of a former lecture theatre and library.

With help from the Heritage Lottery Fund, the rest of the building will be renovated, starting in 2013, with the east wing turned into a lecture theatre.

It will include the conservation of the façade of Burlington Gardens, one of the grandest unrestored buildings in central London, as well as providing a double - height lecture theatre, a new Clore Learning Centre, space to exhibit more works from the RA Collections, refurbished galleries for temporary exhibitions and extended space for the RA Schools.

These two buildings have been linked together as part of David Chipperfield Architects» masterplan which also includes new galleries, more public space and a new lecture theatre.

David Chipperfield RA will transform the Royal Academy in time for its 250th anniversary in 2018, uniting the buildings on Piccadilly and Burlington Gardens and creating new spaces for exhibitions and debate, including a 260 - capacity lecture theatre.

It went under what was then North College Street (now Chambers Street), and under the university buildings until it reached the university's anatomy lecture theatre, delivering bodies for dissection.