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University to name block after Terry Farrell

By 2019-07-02T06:00:00

Terry Farrell outside the Newcastle University building that will be renamed in his honour

Source: Newcastle University

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Terry Farrell is to have a building named in his honour at the university where he studied architecture in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

The Farrells founder was a student at Newcastle University’s School of Architecture and last year donated £1m and his career archive to the institution.

Now the university has said it will rename its grade II-listed Claremont Building, on the corner of Claremont Road and Barras Bridge, as the Terry Farrell Building.

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