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South Kensington Campus Deliveries Map September 2016 Hyde Park Kensington Gore Royal Albert Hall Prince’s Gate Gardens Prince’s Gate Queen’s Gate Queen’s Beit Quad Ethos Prince Consort Road Sports Centre Blackett Royal School of Mines Royal Prince’s Gardens (North Side) College of Music Bone Roderic Hill Roderic Bessemer Business School ACEX Huxley Prince’s Dalby Court Gardens Electrical Electrical Engineering PR Shereld Faculty Prince’s Gardens (Watts Way) Queen’s City and Lawn Guilds Southside Library Skempton Building Road Exhibition Imperial College Road College Gate Gate NO CARS Chemistry House Chemistry metres Sir RCS1 Alexander Fleming South Frankland Road Kensington No access beyond this point for deliveries Main walkway Catering, Shereld Stores for deliveries (Level 2) Building x Mechanical Engineering/ Chemical Engineering Main entrance Business School x x Electrical and Electronic Physics, Blackett Delivery route Engineering x Laboratory x Post room x Service Point, Shereld PR VWR stores for: SAF, Aeronautics, Huxley, Building x Chemistry, RCS, Flowers Shereld (except ICT, and Sir Ernst Chain Careers, Catering) deliveries x Beit Quadrangle Goldsmiths Building Grantham Institute – Sir Ernst Chain Building – Imperial College Union Huxley Building Climate Change and Wolfson Laboratories Ethos Sports Centre ACE Extension the Environment Flowers Building Prince’s Gdns, North Side William Penney Faculty Building Chemistry Building Weeks Hall Laboratory Prince’s Gate Sir Alexander Fleming Blackett Laboratory 16 Electrical Engineering Queen’s Gate Building Roderic Hill Building Business School Central Library Chemistry RCS Bone Building Prince’s Gate Queen’s Tower Prince’s Gate Royal School of Mines Eastside Skempton Building Alumni Visitor Centre Aston Webb Shereld Building City and Guilds Buildings where Building Bessemer Building Student Hub wheelchair access is Conference Oce Southside not possible at this time.

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CREATIVE QUARTER CREATIVE QUARTER November 2016
Programme CREATIVE QUARTER CREATIVE QUARTER November 2016 Creative Quarter is a day of free events in South Kensington offering young people the chance to explore work in the creative industries and creative careers. Leading science and art institutions are inviting school groups to participate in a programme of talks, workshops and behind the scenes tours with some of the UK’s leading creative and scientific professionals. Places are free but advance booking for talks and workshops is essential. We will also have a great programme of drop-in events to complement the booked events as well as lots of fascinating exhibitions and displays. Creative Quarter is a joint event organised by the cultural and educational organisations in Discover South Kensington – home of science, arts and inspiration. www.discoversouthken.com Royal College of Music MUSIC Exploring Careers in Music 10:00 What does a creative career in music look like? From performing to teaching, composing and more, this Royal College of Music session will explore potential musical pathways and feature guest speakers, live music and interactive Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall, workshop elements. Prince Consort Road, London SW7 2BS BOOKING DETAILS RCM Box Office 020 7591 4314 (Mon-Fri 10am-4pm) MUSIC Beyond the Notes – Performance Masterclass 11:30 – 13:00 This practical masterclass will develop musical creativity, performance and ensemble skills and provide engaging and Royal College of Music useful feedback for AS and A level music students. Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall, Prince Consort Road, There will be an exciting opportunity for a limited number of participants to share a solo piece or small ensemble, with London SW7 2BS friendly team of experts and small audience.
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Directions to Imperial College Archives Rcn
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Felix Issue 212, 1965
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Chapter 3: Delivery Plan
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