The Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts is part of the University of Sussex, occupying an impressive building within their Brighton campus. Originally opened in 1969, the architecture was the design of Basil Spence, facilities being housed within three red-brick rings which apparently represent the unity between the arts. Despite earning listed building status in recognition of its architectural significance, the space was closed in 2007 due to funding difficulties. It ultimately reopened for public use in 2016 following extensive refurbishment.
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‘a strange thing’
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