Hidden Spaces awarded HLF Grant

Associated Architects Hidden Spaces project has been granted £10,000 by the “Heritage Lottery Fund”:http://www.hlf.org.uk/Pages/Home.aspx to continue its work in promoting the unseen architecture of the city and push the project into its second phase. The first phase was awarded £3,000 of Local Initiative Funding by the RIBA, who worked alongside Associated Architects to deliver the Hidden Spaces Exhibition last month at Curzon Street Station.

The Birmingham Post, who published the initial Hidden Spaces articles in early 2014, have covered the success of the project. You can read their article “here. “:http://www.birminghampost.co.uk/news/regional-affairs/hidden-spaces-photography-project-wins-7436879

To follow the progress of the project and to keep up to date with any upcoming news or events, please follow “@hiddenbrum”:https://twitter.com/hiddenbrum

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