Preston Bus Station

The bus station that was saved. Preston's curving concrete decks, as a model, a relief, a lasercut and two risograph prints.

Hand-cast in the UK. Models are made to order in about 30 days; risograph prints are posted within 14.

15% off two or more models | 3 for 2 on risograph prints.

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Preston Bus Station opened in 1969, designed by Keith Ingham and Charles Wilson of Building Design Partnership, and for years people wanted it knocked down. A campaign saved it, and it was listed Grade II in 2013. Its sweeping curved decks of concrete are some of the most photogenic Brutalist architecture in the north of England. This collection brings together everything I make of it: a miniature concrete model, a concrete relief, a lasercut elevation and two risograph prints. They suit anyone from Preston, anyone who joined the campaign, or anyone who has driven past and slowed down. A £15 print is the easy gift; the model is the one for a desk. Models take about 30 days; prints are posted within 14.