Rear View of the Sir David Chipperfield designed Turner Contemporary
by The Thomas-Ferdinand Gallery
NO. 11012
Turner Contemporary, by Sir David Chipperfield, stands where JMW Turner’s frequented guesthouse was. This architectural marvel, formerly a car park, consists of six identical sections with roofs designed to maximise northern light. Elevated to prevent flood damage, its exterior is crafted for durability against sea corrosion, using acid-etched glass and concrete. The interior, marked by concrete floors and white walls, offers a minimalistic space for art appreciation. Exhibits are rotated, and the ground floor houses a café, shop, and event areas. The top floor’s controlled climate showcases artworks, illuminated by natural light.
150 of 150 licenses available
Framed A3 large image print example. Frame not included.
Framed A3 large image print example. Frame not included.
Details
- Restrictions: No commercial use without permission.
- Location: Margate, United Kingdom
- Copyright: 2015
- Artist: The Thomas-Ferdinand Gallery
- Licence: Royalty-Free
Limited Edition Image:
Only 150 licences will be issued for this image. Once all licences have been allocated, the image will no longer be available.
Common uses include:
Newspapers, magazines (except for covers), personal printing, editorial broadcasts, documentaries and non-commercial websites – can be used to illustrate matters of public interest.
Can’t be used for:
Any commercial, promotional, advertorial, endorsement, advertising or merchandising purposes in any media (e.g. print, commercial broadcast, film, digital).
Share this page
Rear View of the Sir David Chipperfield designed Turner Contemporary
by The Thomas-Ferdinand Gallery
NO. 11012
Turner Contemporary, by Sir David Chipperfield, stands where JMW Turner’s frequented guesthouse was. This architectural marvel, formerly a car park, consists of six identical sections with roofs designed to maximise northern light. Elevated to prevent flood damage, its exterior is crafted for durability against sea corrosion, using acid-etched glass and concrete. The interior, marked by concrete floors and white walls, offers a minimalistic space for art appreciation. Exhibits are rotated, and the ground floor houses a café, shop, and event areas. The top floor’s controlled climate showcases artworks, illuminated by natural light.
150 of 150 licenses available
Share this page
