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Breaking down the invisible barrier: Connecting the university estate with the local community Lindsay Ince Assistant Archivist at the University of Huddersfield Archives

175th ANNIVERSARY

THE UNIVERSITY ESTATE IN HUDDERSFIELD

The University of Huddersfield Collection CHANGING THE LANDSCAPE OF HUDDERSFIELD Demolishing and rebuilding isn’t just a modern university phenomenon we’ve been doing it over a century!

University Environments/ Universities within their environment Changing Places William Whyte (Redbrick, 2015) described university history as a kind of Rorschach blot, you see something different depending on your point of view: External/Public view: Unchanging, closed and static. Internal/Staff-Student view: Actually chaotic, transitory, with a new ‘generation’ every 3 years. Academic profession steeped in the textual world existing within an oral/aural uni environment. Old institutions vs. new institutions, motivations for their foundation. Old focused on communities, new on HE for (predominantly) young. Keith Vernon (Universities and the State in England, 2004) discusses ‘civic ideal’ of 19th century institutions: philanthropy; access to HE; by, for and in their locality vs 60s ‘new unis’

University of Huddersfield PAST TO PRESENT–AN OVERVIEW OF OUR HISTORY 1861 – The first dedicated MI building was built in town 1958 – Institution is re-branded as the College of Technology 1825 – Failed attempts at member libraries etc. 1883 – A Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition ran for 5 months 1992 – After being granted a charter, the University of Huddersfield was created. 1825 1841 1860 1883 1884 1896 1958 1970 1992 1841 – First classes taught at Outcote Bank, by 1850s a Mechanics Institute 1896 – Changes in educational policy meant the institution became Huddersfield Technical College 1970 – Institution became a Polytechnic, and other institutions, e.g. Oastler (1970) and Holly Bank (1974), merged with it. 1884 – The new building was created and the institution renamed the Technical School and Mechanics Institute

PAST TO PRESENT–AN OVERVIEW OF OUR HISTORY

Temperance Hotel, Cross Church Street, 1841 British School Room, Outcote Bank, 1841

Nelson’s Buildings, New Street, 1844-1851 Wellington Buildings, Queen Street, 1851-1860 Purchased for £1025 and refurbished from a warehouse for £600.

Northumberland Street, 1861-1883

Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition, 1883 Opened by the Duke of Somerset Visited by 329,629 in 6 months Took 3 months to clear the building

Ramsden Building, 1883-Present

Sir Patrick Stewart Building, 2016- Present Milton Congregational Church, 1883-Present

Joseph Priestley Building, 2016-Present Chemistry Building, 1936

View of the Textile Industries Building, 1950s

St Paul’s Hall, 1829 University Concert Hall, 1968 - Present Designed by John Oates, built by Joseph Kaye

View over the workshop block before the Schwann building was built Brunswick Building Catering Block

The changing face of the University Entrance and Plaza

Creative Arts Building Oastler Building - 2017 New additions... Student Central - 2014

Central Services to the Schwann Building 1976 - Present

Canalside before redevelopment...

Redeveloping Firth Street...

Thank you! Any Questions?