Adam Richards Architects uses brick and black zinc for Walmer Castle learning centre

A huge arched window punctuates the grey-brick exterior of and education centre built by Adam Richards Architects in the grounds of a 16th-century castle in the English town of Deal, Kent.
The learning centre designed by Adam Richards Architects is the first significant building to be added to the English Heritage-listed Walmer Castle and Gardens site in 145 years.Nestled amongst eight acres of verdant grounds, the castle was erected between 1539 and 1540 to serve as an artillery fortress.
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