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Liverpool College of Art has an unbroken history dating back to 1825, making it the oldest English school of art outside London. From 1883 it was located at 68 Hope Street, Liverp…
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Investigate this subjectLiverpool College of Art has an unbroken history dating back to 1825, making it the oldest English school of art outside London. From 1883 it was located at 68 Hope Street, Liverpool, England, in a building designed by Thomas Cook, which is now Grade II listed. Cook's design was the winner from a competition which attracted 96 entries. The cost was £12,000, which was mostly provided by one of the school's Board of Directors. An extension, by architects Willink & Thicknesse, who also designed the Cunard Building, was added in 1910. William Willink stepped down from his role as Director of Techn
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