
Explore the architecture of Derby
A photographic documentary of people and the places they inhabit.
What should we value in the places we live, work and play?
EXPLORING THE ARCHITECTURE OF DERBY & DERBYSHIRE

Safe and active places that serve the needs of the everyone.
Community Parks
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Hall Lees Park, Matlock


Protecting historic architecture which can serve the present and inspire for the future.
Recognising the value in Heritage
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The Winter Garden, Matlock
Midland Railway Cottages, Derby


Learning from history when creating new architecture for modern life.
Connecting Past and Present
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Midland Railway Cottages & Contemporary Development, Derby.
Parkside, Derby.
Friargate, Derby




Considering the potential of under performing public spaces.
Re-imagining Public Space
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Assembly Rooms, Derby

Making the most of spaces for people to stand, talk, shelter and meet.
Casual Public Spaces
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Derby Market Hall


Recognising the role communities play in making vibrant public spaces.
Landmark buildings for the community
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Derby Market Hall
Silk Mill
Derby Cathedral



Recognising our recent architectural heritage for future generations.
Protecting and preserving quality
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Lee Longlands building, Exchange Street

Craftsmanship in both historic and contemporary architecture that enriches our streets and cities.
Craftsmanship and Architectural Detail
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Building Facades, Derby City Centre
Ironwork at Silk Mill




Maintaining architectural integrity in commercial and retail spaces.
Commercial Centres
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Matlock Town Centre
Sadler Gate, Derby


How can we successfully share our built environments with nature?
Nature in Urban Spaces
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River Gardens, Derby
Lees Hall Park, Matlock


Celebrating local, durable and characterful materials.
Material Language
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Victorian Red brick, local gritstone


Photography by James Gardiner