File:Engineering and Computing Building, Coventry University, from north-west.jpg
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English: An aspect of the Engineering and Computing Building, which continues to the right to form four sides of an internal square with an entrance gap to the right of this aspect. Designed by Arup Associates and built by main contractor Vinci. Coventry University. Officially opened by Princess Anne in February 2013.[1] |
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