| ContributionForm | |
|---|---|
| Contributor Name | Katy Ball |
| Contributor Image | Katy_Ball_pic.jpg |
| Profession | Historian |
| Location | Portsmouth City Museum, Old Portsmouth |
| Collection Date | 06.10.07 11.15am |
| Artefact Name | Tricorn Dust |
| Artefact Description | Loose pieces, dust, and concrete. |
| Artefact Date | 1966 |
| Artefact Stored | Office in Portsmouth City Museum |
| Artefact Form | |
| Artefact Image | Tricorn_Dust_-_correct_size.jpg |
| Sample Taken | Small piece |
| Sample Image | |
| History of Artefact |
The Tricorn was demolished during 2004. It was a City centre car park with shops beneath. A controversial building - where the public seemed to love it or hate it! Taylor Woodrow owned the building. It was designed to house Commercial Road as a fruit and veg market. Owen Luder was the designer. His concept was that of a Souk- Arabic market. The building was started in 1964 and completed in 1966. |
| Historian | Katy Ball |
| Previous Owners | Demolition company handed in the sample. |
| Special Memories | It was a previous landmark in Portsmouth. It was an infamous building and was one of the first buildings visitors to the city would see. |
| Artwork Image | 00037_Tricorn_artwork.jpg |
| I | Attachmentb | Action | Size |
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00037_Tricorn_artwork.jpg | manage | 119.0 K |
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Katy_Ball_pic.jpg | manage | 66.7 K |
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Tricorn_Dust_-_correct_size.jpg | manage | 92.3 K |
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Tricorn_Dust_00037.jpg | manage | 82.0 K |
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sk.jpg | manage | 2.5 K |