PRINT: Preston Bus Station - Elevation

Central Hall, University of York Risograph Print | A3 Brutalist Poster

A3 black & white risograph print of The University of York Central Hall Building, York.
Printed on 170gsm Munken Pure. Gable Street View. Unframed, posted in a tube.

A view of the amazing Central Hall with its inverted zigurat roof from across the campus Lake.

Product Type
A3 Risograph Print with border
Print Size: 30cm x 42cm
Print Style: Black and White Risograph
Paper Style: Printed on 170gsm Mumken Pure Rough paper
Sold unframed and posted in a tube
Based on my original photograph of Central Hall, York

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Looking across the old car park to the front entrance of the iconic Brutalist structure, Preston Bus Station in the UK, prior to the renovation works in 2016

Risograph Printing is a special form of digital screen printing which creates a vivid contrast and rich texture to the printed artwork

- Black & White Risograph Print 
- 40cm x 30cm
- Printed on 170gsm Munken Pure Rough paper
- Unframed Print

Preston Bus Station

Location: Preston, England
Architect: Keith Ingham, Charles Wilson of Building Design Partnership & E H Stazicker 
Completed: 1969
Status: Grade II Listed
Brief Overview: 
Described by the Twentieth Century Society as 'one of the most significant Brutalist buildings in the UK', Preston Bus Station opened in 1969 and at the time was one of the largest in Western Europe.  Above the Bus Station is 5 storeys of parking which feature the iconic sculptural curved forms.  These both protect passengers below when boarding a bus by providing shelter, and also protect cars from bumping into a vertical wall.  Since around 2000 Preston Bus Station has been threatened with demolition- with applications for Listed Status being opposed in both 2000 and 2010.  In 2012 Preston City Council announced it would be demolished, however Twentieth Century Society finally got a Listed Status application approved in 2013.  After significant refurbishment Preston Bus Station officially opened again in 2019, with the project receiving three regional RIBA awards.

My unique and captivating prints showcase the raw, unadorned beauty of Brutalist architecture in all its glory. Whether you're a fan of architecture, design, or simply love the bold and striking aesthetic of Brutalism, these prints are the perfect addition to your collection. It's a great way to add a touch of sophistication and style to your home or office and is sure to be a conversation starter among friends and visitors alike.