- Parkinson Building, University of Leeds. Designed by architect Thomas Lodge. Building started in 1938 but wasn’t finished until 1951 because of World War Two.
- Meet the Peregrines that sometimes frequent the Parkinson Building. Have you seen the peregrine news on our social media?
- The Parkinson Building is a grade II listed building in Greek Revival style by Thomas Lodge located at the University of Leeds in West Yorkshire, England.
- Parkinson building including brotherton library chemistry and engineering and wall, woodhouse lane.
- According to the current Dentonside Barricade Plan this building is to be kept at EHB. LocationsStub.png. This page, The Parkinson Building, is a locations stub.
- Photo taken at Parkinson Building by Abdulrahman F. on 12/17/2019. ... Photo taken at Parkinson Building by Ainaa R. on 3/24/2016. See all 48 photos.
- Parkinson building - Parkinson Building - Wikipedia, University of Leeds on X: Did you see the Parkinson Building lit up in rainbow colours for LGBT+ History...
- At Parkinson Building Group we have the expertise that only comes with over 15 years of building experience and over a hundred completed homes.
- The University of Leeds are undertaking a partial refurbishment of the Grade II listed Parkinson Building.
- The University of Leeds is one of six original “red brick” universities set up around the turn of the 20th century, and the eye-catching Parkinson building emphasises...