Leeds University Roger Stevens Building

Roger Stevens Building is the most striking building of the Leeds University campus. It opened in 1970 and was designed by Chamberlin, Powell and Bon – who were among other things also responsible for the amazing Barbican Estate in London. The building is sculpted in such a bold and confident way it became one of the high marks of British Brutalist architecture.

Great as a gift for Brutalist lovers and Leeds university students/graduates alike. It’s available in three background colour options – orange, yellow and grey.

I illustrated the buildings using original architecture elevations, photographs and 3D models. Cross referencing of various sources allows me to achieve a high level of detail and real, undeformed dimensions of the façade.

Signed by the artist
High quality print on 170gsm matt paper 
Illustrated, printed and sent from London