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In pictures: FCBStudios designs MMU’s new School of Digital Arts

By 2022-08-26T06:00:00

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Source: Hufton and Crow

The design incorporates a four-storey LED video light wall, which can display a 20,000 pixel, moving image

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios’ School of Digital Arts (SODA) is a £35m purpose-built multi-disiplinary school at Manchester Metropolitan University.

The environment reflects the ubiquity of the screen in modern life and aims to develop talent that will support Greater Manchester’s growing demand for skilled workers in the creative and digital industries.

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