The work of the Cambridge Assessment art mentees took centre stage at the VIP launch of the Bouygues UK e-Luminate Festival at the Corn Exchange in Cambridge on Friday 10 February. The festival was launched by Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner, who said the festival was very important for the city. Fabienne Viala , Chairman of
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Triangle main contractor Bouygues UK is set to light up Cambridge in the coming week as the headline sponsor for the e-Luminate Festival, which will include a stunning moving light projection from the Triangle building. The contemporary arts festival, which launches in the market square on Friday 10 February and continues until 15 February, aims
The Cambridge Assessment archives hosted a reception to unveil artwork produced by U3A (University of the Third Age) students, who utilised the archives for inspiration. Last year, working with art facilitator Lyndall Phelps and assisted by Group Archivist Gillian Cooke, the students explored text from past exam papers, which they used to develop their own
The final project of the Triangle artist mentoring programme is set to light up the Corn Exchange in Cambridge when the mentees take part in the annual e-Luminate festival. The work of three of the artists has been selected to show at the contemporary art event from 10 to 15 February. Abi Spendlove will use
Cambridge Assessment, The University’s international exams Group, celebrated the completion of the structural frame of its new Triangle headquarters on 9 November with a topping out ceremony at the highest point of the building (a 39.1m tower). Group Chief Executive Simon Lebus and Arnaud Bekaert, Managing Director, Construction London for Bouygues UK, the construction company
As part of its public art engagement, Cambridge Assessment is sponsoring a neon artwork at Art Language Location (ALL2016), a contemporary art festival at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) and other locations across Cambridge from 13 to 29 October. Called ‘The Act of Creation’ the work features the words ‘Let there be Language’ and has been
The Triangle team and Bouygues UK played host to over 70 professionals from the local construction industry and associated professionsat the end of September. A temporary stage and seating was set up within the building for the meeting of the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry (CFCI), who came along to hear about the project
The Triangle architect and artists shared insights with students and new artists at a masterclass held at Anglia Ruskin University as as part of Cambridge Assessment’s public art engagement activity in September. Architect Eric Parry, who also designed the award-winning Foundress Court at Pembroke College and 1 Undershaft, set to be the tallest building in
Year 10 students from Parkside Community College found out how to go about building a career in engineering when they spent a day at one of the city’s largest construction sites. The students were at the site of international exams board Cambridge Assessment’s new headquarters on Shaftesbury Road, where they heard about engineering careers with
A group of students from U3AC, the University of the Third Age in Cambridge, came along to the Group Archives at the end of last month to find some inspiration for a project linked to the public art engagement for Triangle. The students, who all had an interest in art, design, typography and/or creative writing,