Gosta Green
Gosta Green is the largest BIAD campus site and is just a five minute walk from Birmingham city centre. Here you will find the School of Visual Communication,
School of Fashion, Textiles and 3DD and
the School of Architecture.
The site has its own gallery space for exhibitions, digital and photographic facilities and studios,editing suites, an animation suite, a theatre, fashion workshops and textiles area, equiped for both traditional techniques as well as state of the art computerised looms and printers. There is also a comprehensive range of of tools and machinery housed in the wood and metal workshops for the area of product and interior design.
Subjects taught here:
• Art and Design (theory)
• Architecture and Landscape Architecture
• Graphic Design/3D Design/Theatre Design
• Fashion
• Interior Design
• Textiles
• Visual Communication.
Gosta Green boasts:
• Gallery space for exhibitions
• State-of-the-art editing and animation
suites with unique equipment
• Library
• Digital Visualisation Hub
• Vicon 3D, an external tracking motion capture facility
• Gypsy, an exo-skeleton based motion capture system
• Traditional print room
• Photographic studio and darkroom
• School of Architecture facilities
• Theatre
• Fashion workshops
• Photographic facilities and studios
• Textiles area with computerised
looms and printers
• Wood and metal workshops
• Student Services office
• Medical rooms
• Careers base
• Art shop
• Eatery
Campus Highlights
We’re proud to boast resources that
are extremely rare in education. Our
Hollywood standard MILO unit is one
of only two owned by universities in Europe and is the same technology
used by Aardman Animations, makers
of Wallace and Gromit. Using MILO
to film the title sequence for Channel
4’s ‘How to Look Good Naked’, some
of our students supported Quench
Design, a local design company
specialising in on-screen creativity,
with the production.
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Printable map of Gosta Green site (pdf)
BIAD Faculty Office
BIAD
Gosta Green
Corporation Street
Birmingham
B4 7DX
T: 0121 331 5800/01/02
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