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Exposición Universal Sevilla 1992, Sevilla, España

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El pabellón proyecta como bandera del Reino Unido en la Expo de Sevilla refleja lo que ha sido la gran aportación británica a la arquitectura de la segunda mitad del siglo XX. En cuanto al uso en sentido estricto, el edificio responde a su carácter público con un gran espacio único. La estructura de acero tubular está articulada con pernos de modo que no sea necesaria la soldadura en obra.

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Exposición Universal Sevilla 1992, Sevilla, España

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Exposición Universal Sevilla 1992, Sevilla, España

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Arquitectos: Nicholas Grimshaw & partners

1992

Sevilla, España

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Exposición Universal Sevilla 1992, Sevilla, España

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Stansted Airport (STN), Bassingbourn Road, Stansted, Essex, Reino Unido

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El Aeropuerto de Londres Stansted es uno de los cinco aeropuertos de Londres. Está en Essex a 50 km al noreste de la capital, por la autopista M11 entre Londres y Cambridge. El aeropuerto se construyó en 1942 como base para las fuerzas aéreas. Una vez acabada la guerra comenzó a gestarse la idea de convertirlo en el tercer gran aeropuerto de Londres, lo que no se llevó a cabo al no darse la necesidad.

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Stansted Airport (STN), Bassingbourn Road, Stansted, Essex, Reino Unido

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Stansted Airport (STN), Bassingbourn Road, Stansted, Essex, Reino Unido

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Architect: Foster Associates

1991

UK, England

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Stansted Airport (STN), Bassingbourn Road, Stansted, Essex, Reino Unido

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Lloyd's, Lime Street, Londres, Reino Unido

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El Edificio LLoyd's de Londres está situado en el número 1 de Lime Street en la City de Londres, Inglaterra, y es la sede del mercado de seguros Lloyd’s of London. Lloyd's es un mercado de seguros y reaseguros, posiblemente el más famoso y antiguo del mundo.

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Lloyd's, Lime Street, Londres, Reino Unido

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Lloyd's, Lime Street, Londres, Reino Unido

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Architect: Richard Rogers Partnership

1986

UK, England

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Lloyd's, Lime Street, Londres, Reino Unido

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Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building North Observatory, 2 Chome-8-1 Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokio, Japón

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Las Oficinas del Gobierno Metropolitano de Tokio son un complejo de edificios que comprende dos bloques altos, la Torre I de 48 pisos, la Torre II inferior de 33 pisos y el edificio del Salón de Asambleas, mucho más bajo.

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Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building North Observatory, 2 Chome-8-1 Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokio, Japón

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Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building North Observatory, 2 Chome-8-1 Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokio, Japón

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Architect: Tange, Kenzo

1991

Tokyo, Japón

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Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building North Observatory, 2 Chome-8-1 Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokio, Japón

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El museo del Louvre es el museo nacional de Francia consagrado tanto a las bellas artes como a la arqueología y las artes decorativas anteriores al impresionismo. Está ubicado en París, la capital del país, en el antiguo palacio real del Louvre.

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Architect/DesignerI. M. Pei & Partners

1989

Paris, Francia

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Szada, Cummins Engine Company Limited M.O-I Fióktelepe, Ipari park, Hungría

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La icónica antigua fábrica de Cummins en Shotts podría recibir una nueva vida.

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Szada, Cummins Engine Company Limited M.O-I Fióktelepe, Ipari park, Hungría

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Szada, Cummins Engine Company Limited M.O-I Fióktelepe, Ipari park, Hungría

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Architect/DesignerAhrends Burton & Koralek

1981

UK, Scotland

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Iconic former Cummins factory site in Shotts could receive new lease of life

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Warehouse opportunity at former Cummins’ engine factory in Shotts

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The Fortissat factory closed down more than two decades ago.

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EXPO '70 Pavilion (Old Steel Pavilion), 1-1 Senribanpakukōen, Suita, Osaka, Japón

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El Pabellón de Industrias Eléctricas con el teatro flotante a la derecha, Expo '70, Osaka. Junzo Sakakura fue responsable del diseño del Pabellón de Industrias Eléctricas, mientras que Yutaka Murata fue responsable tanto del teatro flotante como del Pabellón del Grupo Fuji.

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EXPO '70 Pavilion (Old Steel Pavilion), 1-1 Senribanpakukōen, Suita, Osaka, Japón

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EXPO '70 Pavilion (Old Steel Pavilion), 1-1 Senribanpakukōen, Suita, Osaka, Japón

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Architect/Designer Murata, Yutaka

1970

Japón, Osaka

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The Electrical Industries Pavilion with the floating theatre on the right

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The Electrical Industries Pavilion with the floating theatre on the right, Expo ’70, Osaka

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Buy The Electrical Industries Pavilion with the floating theatre on the right, Expo ’70, Osaka by Murata, Yutaka from the RIBApix online shop. Ref RIBA18312

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Lord's Cricket Ground, Saint John's Wood Road, London, Reino Unido

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El material utilizado para la estructura de este edificio no procede de la industria de la construcción, sino de un astillero, utilizando los últimos avances tecnológicos en construcción de barcos. Fue construido por Astilleros Pendennis del Reino Unido en combinación con Centraalstaal de los Países Bajos

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Architect/Designer: Future Systems

1999

UK, England

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30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin), Saint Mary Axe, Londres, Reino Unido

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Fue construido en el año 2004 en la ciudad de Londres, Reino Unido. El edificio fue diseñado por el arquitecto Norman Foster, de Foster and Partners, junto con la firma de ingeniería Arup. Está ubicado en el distrito financiero de Londres, específicamente en el 30 de St Mary Axe.

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30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin), Saint Mary Axe, Londres, Reino Unido

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30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin), Saint Mary Axe, Londres, Reino Unido

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Architect/Designer: Foster & Partners

2004
UK, England

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30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin), Saint Mary Axe, Londres, Reino Unido

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Spencer House, Saint James's Place, Londres, Reino Unido

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En 1968, el fotógrafo, pintor, arquitecto y diseñador Humphrey Spender (1910-2005) encargó a Richard & Su Rogers la construcción de esta casa y estudio. Ésta, junto con la casa adyacente de los Rogers, era un prototipo de casa con estructura de acero.

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Spencer House, Saint James's Place, Londres, Reino Unido

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Spencer House, Saint James's Place, Londres, Reino Unido

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Architect/Designer: Richard & Su Rogers

1968

UK, England

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Spencer House, Saint James's Place, Londres, Reino Unido

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Lord's Cricket Ground, Saint John's Wood Road, Londres, Reino Unido

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El Mound Stand original se construyó en el sitio de la antigua cancha de tenis en 1899 y era un lugar popular para ver cricket. Con una fecha límite de menos de dos años antes del verano del Bicentenario, el proyecto para construir un nuevo Mound Stand enfrentó desafíos de tiempo y presupuesto.

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Lord's Cricket Ground, Saint John's Wood Road, Londres, Reino Unido

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Lord's Cricket Ground, Saint John's Wood Road, Londres, Reino Unido

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Architect/Designer: Michael Hopkins & Partners

1987

UK, England

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Lord's Cricket Ground, Saint John's Wood Road, Londres, Reino Unido

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Geffrye Museum (Stop WB), Londres, Reino Unido

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Durante las décadas en que Kingsland Road de Hackney estaba más abandonada de lo deseable, el Museo Geffrye parecía una isla de calma en un océano de problemas. Las casas de beneficencia de principios del siglo XVIII fueron convertidas en un museo del hogar inglés por el Consejo del Condado de Londres hace exactamente un siglo para salvarlas de la demolición, como se presenta aquí.

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Geffrye Museum (Stop WB), Londres, Reino Unido

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Geffrye Museum (Stop WB), Londres, Reino Unido

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Architect/Designer: Branson Coates Architecture

1998

UK, England

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Faculty of Law, West Road, Cambridge, Reino Unido

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La Facultad de Derecho está ubicada en West Road en Cambridge. Nuestra dirección postal completa es: The Faculty of Law The Sir David Williams Building 10 West Road Cambridge CB3 9DZ Reino Unido.

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Faculty of Law, West Road, Cambridge, Reino Unido

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Faculty of Law, West Road, Cambridge, Reino Unido

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Architect/Designer: Sir Norman Foster & Partners

1994
UK, England

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Faculty of Law, West Road, Cambridge, Reino Unido

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Channel 4 National Headquarters, City Square, Leeds, Reino Unido

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Channel 4 National Headquarters, City Square, Leeds, Reino Unido

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Channel 4 National Headquarters, City Square, Leeds, Reino Unido

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Channel 4 se encuentra actualmente en una oficina temporal hasta que su nueva "sede nacional" en el Majestic esté terminada el próximo verano. "Centros creativos" más pequeños en Bristol y Glasgow

Architect/Designer: Richard Rogers Partnership

1994

UK, England

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Channel Four Television Corporation is a publicly owned media company headquartered in London, United Kingdom. Its original and principal activity is the British national television network Channel 4.

The company was founded in 1982 as Channel Four Television Company Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of the IBA, and became an independent statutory corporation in 1993. November 1998 saw Channel Four expand beyond its remit of providing the 'fourth service' in a significant way, with the launch of FilmFour. Since then the corporation has been involved in a range of other activities, all in some way associated with the main channel, and mainly using the '4' brand.

Towards the end of the 1980s, the government began a radical process of re-organisation of the commercial broadcasting industry, which was written onto the statute books by means of the Broadcasting Act 1990. Significantly, this meant the abolition of the IBA, and hence the Channel Four Television Company. The result led to the creation of a corporation to own and operate the channel, which would have greater autonomy and would eventually go on to establish its other operations. The new corporation, which became operational in 1993, was the Channel Four Television Corporation, and was created to replace the former broadcasting operations of the Channel Four Television Company. It remained publicly owned and was regulated by the new Independent Television Commission (ITC), created under the same act. The ITC and its duties were later replaced by Ofcom, which like its predecessor is responsible for appointing the Corporation's board, in agreement with the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport.

In terms of the station's remit and other duties, the creation of the corporation meant little change; the new corporation would have to manage its own advertising, rather than this being carried out on its behalf by the local ITV contractors (see Funding).

In March 2010, Channel Four Television Corporation and its Chief Executive were criticised by the Culture, Media and Sport select committee for breaking service commitments, a lack of transparency in accounting for digital channels, poor governance and failed investments.

In 2014, the Government drew up proposals to privatise the Channel Four Television Corporation. However, the proposal was rejected by the Liberal Democrat Business Secretary Vince Cable.

Channel 4 is a national public-service television channel in the United Kingdom which began transmission on 2 November 1982. The channel was established to provide a fourth television service to the United Kingdom in addition to the two BBC services funded from the television licence, and the single commercial broadcasting network, ITV.

Channel 4 is largely commercially self-funded. With the conversion of the Wenvoe transmitter in Wales to digital on 31 March 2010, Channel 4 became a UK-wide TV channel for the first time. The channel is known for broadcasting a variety of programmes aimed at the public's interest. Its aim is to "champion unheard voices, take bold risks and stand up for diversity." The broadcaster's news department Channel 4 News is broadcast weekday evenings at 7:00pm - 8:00pm, with a five minute summary at 12:00pm. It's broadcast on weekends as well, with one bulletin every evening for thirty minutes.

Channel Four launched a subscription film channel, FilmFour, on 1 November 1998. It was available on digital satellite television and digital cable. Companion services, such as FilmFour+1, FilmFour World and FilmFour Extreme were also available on some digital services. In 2003 Extreme and World were discontinued, and replaced with FilmFour Weekly. FilmFour Weekly closed in July 2006, when the main, newly named Film4 channel went free-to-view and became available on digital terrestrial. The switchover to digital terrestrial was heavily advertised. The adverts featured Lucy Liu, Christian Slater, Ewan McGregor, Judi Dench, Gael García Bernal, Willem Dafoe, Mackenzie Crook, Rhys Ifans and Ray Winstone declaring "Film4 is now free" in various situations across London. It remains the only film channel available free on digital terrestrial television.

When Channel 4 had the rights to broadcast Test cricket in England, the downtime of the FilmFour channel was often used to broadcast uninterrupted coverage of a match when the main channel was committed elsewhere, usually to racing. At these times FilmFour was available unencrypted and free-to-air.

E4, a digital entertainment channel previously available on the Internet, with a target age range of 16-34, was launched on 18 January 2001. It features premières of US imports and supplementary footage for programmes on its main channel (most notably extended Big Brother coverage).

In 2005 the channel launched on digital terrestrial. E4 is widely available in Ireland, in close to 70% of homes, being carried on the Virgin Media Ireland cable network and also on Sky. The channel operates an advertising opt-out, allowing advertisers to directly target Irish audiences.

More4 is a channel aimed at those aged 35-60. Launched on 10 October 2005, it carries news and nightly discussion programmes, such as More4 News, an extension of Channel 4 News that attempts to look "beyond the headlines", giving in-depth analysis.

Launched in August 2008, 4Music is a Channel 4-branded channel within The Box Plus Network, showing music videos and entertainment programmes.

Channel Four launched 4seven on 4 July 2012. The channel offers audiences the chance to catch-up on the top-rated programming from Channel Four's boutique of channels over the past week. The channel is available on Freesat, Freeview, Sky and Virgin Media.

Channel Four runs timeshift variants of its services (except 4Music and 4seven) on all digital platforms. In 2007, Channel 4 was the first terrestrial broadcaster in the United Kingdom to offer a time-shift variant of its main channel. In common with many other broadcasters, these channels output exactly the same programmes and continuity as was broadcast an hour previously, and are titled with the station name followed by a "+1" suffix.

In July 2007, Channel Four bought 50% of Box Television Ltd for £28 million from Emap plc. Emap's stake was transferred to new owners, Bauer Consumer Media, following Bauer's acquisition of Emap's publishing and radio businesses. In 2015, Box Television was renamed to The Box Plus Network with a new look and logo. Box operates seven music TV stations ( The Box, Box Upfront, Box Hits, 4Music, Kiss, Magic and Kerrang!).

Channel Four has had a long record of success in funding the production of films through Channel Four Films, renamed FilmFour in 1998 to coincide with the launch of its digital channel of the same name. Notable successes include The Madness of King George, The Crying Game, Four Weddings and a Funeral and Trainspotting.

The channel4.com website offers detailed programme information, highlights, and chats with actors and presenters of all Channel Four channels. It also has in-depth sections including news, film, homes, sport, and more. Its learning sections are often used by many for educational needs.

In January 2008, Channel Four joined with Aardman Animations and Lupus Films to create 4mations, a user-generated content animation portal, similar to Aniboom or MyToons.

All 4 is a video on demand service from Channel Four. Launched on 16 November 2006 as 4oD, the service offers a variety of programmes recently shown on Channel 4, E4, More4 or from their archives. However, some programmes and films are not available, due to rights issues.

In 2001, 4Ventures was created as the parent body of Channel 4's commercial activities, rather than public-service obligations, with the intent of making profits which would serve to subsidise the main Channel 4.

Following the sale of Quiz Call (a gaming channel operated by the then-owned subsidiary Ostrich Media) in 2006, a restructure of 4Ventures saw many of its activities re-integrated back into the main channel's operations (including day-to-day running of E4, Film4 and More4).

4Rights was formed from an amalgamation of Channel 4 International and Channel 4 Consumer Products. As part of the restructure, much of the 4Ventures management team either left the company - former chief executive (and Channel 4 commercial director) Rob Woodward, and managing director Anmar Kawash took similar posts at STV Group plc - or transferred to other posts within Channel 4.

In 2007, the UK-based independent distribution group Digital Rights Group (DRG) announced an intention to buy Channel 4 International (adding it to Zeal and ID Distribution among its other companies), following a review by Channel 4 of its commercial division. The deal was completed in November of the same year. The Consumer Products division was retained by Channel 4 as part of a new, restructured, 4Rights division.

In 2000, Channel Four launched a dedicated horse racing channel, At the Races, in conjunction with British Sky Broadcasting and Arena Leisure plc, owner of 28 of Britain's racecourses. The channel ceased broadcasting in 2003 owing to financial problems, but was subsequently restructured and re-launched (without Channel 4's involvement) in June 2004 and it is branded with almost identical livery as Sky Sports. Channel 4's racing coverage, renamed to incorporate "At the Races" in the title, returned to its original name of Channel 4 Racing when the channel left involvement with At the Races. Channel 4 racing programmes now feature close co-operation with rival digital racing channel Racing UK, who sub-licence the live rights and share the same production company. Channel 4 cross-promote Racing UK's coverage of the day's racing during its broadcasts.

Channel Four was the leading member of the 4 Digital Group consortium, which included Bauer Radio, BSkyB and UTV as partners. In July 2007 the group was awarded a 12-year licence to operate the second national DAB radio multiplex after having defeated its only rival, National Grid Wireless, in the three-month bidding process.

The service would have operated ten radio stations, including Channel 4 Radio, E4 Radio, Sky News Radio and Radio Disney (in association with Disney). Some of the services, especially Channel 4 Radio and E4 Radio, would have competed directly with national BBC Radio stations. Podcast and text services were also to have been provided. In October 2008, Channel 4 announced that it was abandoning its plans for digital radio stations.

In 2006 and 2007, the 4radio brand was used for podcasts delivered by Channel 4 Radio. A small amount of 4radio-branded content was heard on Oneword until its closure in January 2008.

Oneword was a digital radio station featuring the spoken word, launched in 2000 by UBC. In early 2005 Channel Four purchased a minority stake, and later that year paid £1 million to increase its stake to 51%. On 4 January 2007 it was announced that Channel Four had sold its shares back to UBC for £1. The station ceased broadcasting on 11 January 2008.

4-Tel/FourText

Channel Four originally licensed an ancillary teletext service to provide schedules, programme information and features. The original service was called 4-Tel and was provided in collaboration with Oracle. In 1993, with Oracle losing its franchise to Teletext Ltd, the running of 4-Tel was taken over by Intelfax, and in 2002 was renamed FourText.

In 2003, Channel Four awarded Teletext Ltd a 10-year contract to run an ancillary teletext service, named Teletext on 4, on a number of its channels. The service was provided on both Channel 4 analogue and digital television services, "Channel 4", "E4" and "More4". This has now been ceased and Teletext is no longer available on Channel 4, ITV and Channel 5. Teletext is still used on 4Music.

Channel Four is overseen by a chairman and run on an operational basis by a chief executive, whose role can be compared to that of the Director-General of the BBC. The chief executive is appointed by the chairman, which is a part-time position appointed by Ofcom.

Channel Four's total revenue for the year to 31 December 2005 was £894.3 million, of which £735.2 million was generated by its main channel, and the remainder by its subsidiaries channels, sales of programming rights to other broadcasters, Film Four, and "new media". Operating profits for the year to 31 December 2006 fell 70% to £14.5 million from £56.9 million in 2005. More recent financial statements are available in the company's 2014 annual report.

Channel Four was originally based at 60 Charlotte Street in the West End of London. Since 1994 the company has occupied distinctive, purpose-built headquarters at 124 Horseferry Road, Westminster. Designed by the Richard Rogers Partnership with structural engineering by Ove Arup & Partners, its 15,000 square metres architecture follows on from - but is more restrained than - the Lloyd's building in the City of London, and was constructed between 1990 and 1994. Twin four-storey office blocks arranged in an L shape are connected by a curved front with a dramatic concave glazed wall.

Despite nearly all Channel 4 programmes being commissioned from independent production companies, the Channel 4 headquarters originally contained a studio and post-production facility, marketed as 124 Facilities. The studio was used for Channel 4 programmes (such as T4 continuity), and other channels' programmes such as Channel 5's football coverage. The studio was closed at the end of October 2007 and only the post-production operation remains, though it is now managed by Ericsson Broadcast and Media Services.

On 31 October 2018 Channel 4 announced that it will open up a new national Headquarters in Leeds which will operate alongside the existing headquarters in London. On 1 April Channel 4 announced that they are in advanced negotiations with Rushbond Group to move into the Majestic. They hope to move in on the second half of 2020. For the meantime they Negotiated a temporary agreement with Bruntwood to lease space in Platform and West Gate, both of which are based in Leeds city centre.

The Big 4 is a 50-foot-tall statue of the Channel 4 logo which was constructed outside the building. The Big 4 is designed by FreeState The structure replicates the channel's 2004-2015 idents, in which the "4" logo is formed only when viewed from a particular angle. Also, the Big 4 is adapted into masterpieces created by artists such as British photographer Nick Knight, installation artist Stephanie Imbeau, fashion designer Hannah Gourlay, and most recently disabled artist Tony Heaton.

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Channel Four Television Corporation is a publicly owned media company headquartered in London, United Kingdom. Its original and principal activity is the British national television network Channel 4. The company was founded in 1982 as Channel Four Television Company Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of the IBA, and became an independent statutory corporation in 1993.

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Lloyd's Building, 1 Lime Street, Londres, Reino Unido

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El Edificio LLoyd's de Londres está situado en el número 1 de Lime Street en la City de Londres, Inglaterra, y es la sede del mercado de seguros Lloyd’s of London.

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Lloyd's Building, 1 Lime Street, Londres, Reino Unido

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Lloyd's Building, 1 Lime Street, Londres, Reino Unido

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Architect/Designer: Richard Rogers Partnership

1986

UK, England

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Lloyd's Building, 1 Lime Street, Londres, Reino Unido

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National Library of Scotland, Salisbury Place, Newington, Edinburgo, Reino Unido

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Es la biblioteca oficial para el depósito legal en Escocia. Se encuentra ubicada en un conjunto de edificios existentes en el centro de la ciudad de Edimburgo. La sede de la institución se encuentra en el puente Jorge IV, entre la Old Town (Ciudad vieja) y el barrio de la Universidad de Edimburgo.

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National Library of Scotland, Salisbury Place, Newington, Edinburgo, Reino Unido

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National Library of Scotland, Salisbury Place, Newington, Edinburgo, Reino Unido

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Architect/Designer: Andrew Merrylees Associates

1987
UK, Scotland

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Sainsbury Centre, Norfolk Road, Norwich, Reino Unido

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El Sainsbury Center es un museo de arte mundial ubicado en el campus de la Universidad de East Anglia, Norwich, Inglaterra. Como parte de su relanzamiento radical en 2023 bajo la dirección del nuevo director ejecutivo

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Sainsbury Centre, Norfolk Road, Norwich, Reino Unido

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Sainsbury Centre, Norfolk Road, Norwich, Reino Unido

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Architect/Designer: Foster Associates

1978
UK: England

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Sainsbury Centre, Norfolk Road, Norwich, Reino Unido