Latitude: 54.518 / 54°31'4"N
Longitude: -1.5107 / 1°30'38"W
OS Eastings: 431771
OS Northings: 513739
OS Grid: NZ317137
Mapcode National: GBR KJW6.Q6
Mapcode Global: WHC5X.RPTT
Plus Code: 9C6WGF9Q+5P
Entry Name: The Cummins Engine Factory Including Chimney
Listing Date: 23 September 1992
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1185948
English Heritage Legacy ID: 350503
ID on this website: 101185948
Location: Darlington, County Durham, DL1
County: Darlington
Civil Parish: Morton Palms
Built-Up Area: Darlington
Traditional County: Durham
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): County Durham
Church of England Parish: Sadberge
Church of England Diocese: Durham
Tagged with: Architectural structure
In the entry for:-
GREAT BURDON YARM ROAD
NZ 31 SW The Cummins Engine Factory
1389-0/8/1 including chimney
II*
The address shall be amended to read:-
NZ 31 SW MORTON PALMS YARM ROAD
The Cummins Engine Factory
1 389-0/8/1 including chimney
II*
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GREAT BURDON YARM ROAD
NZ 31 SW The Cummins Engine Factory
1389-0/8/1 including Chimney
II*
Former Engine Factory. Constructed 1964-5. Designed by Kevin Roche,
John Dinkerloo and Associates. Structural frame of exposed Cor-ten
steel weathered to a brown, patina grey-brown tinted glass, fixed with
neoprene gaskets. Single storey building rectangular in plan, divided
into office and workshop areas by a service core. Flat roof. Floor
to ceiling glazing, each vertical glazing panel divided into five
horizontal lights. Structural steel frame of 'I' beams set proud of
glazing, which forms continuous surface behind frame. Projecting
'cornice' of steel, and below this, at intersections with vertical
members are expressed the jutting beam-ends of the roof supports.
Central entrance to left return comprising 2 pairs of fully glazed
doors, each pair occupying one bay of glazing. Tall rectangular
chimney of Cor-ten steel to left side of front elevation, slightly in
front of elevation. Interior also of note retaining original internal
partitions of brown-painted steel and glass, and original strip
lighting arranged in rows. Roof structure designed to permit services
to be run between the main structural beams and those of the roof
deck. First use in a British building of Cor-ten steel, and first
large scale use in Britain of neoprene gaskets in a building.
Listing NGR: NZ3177113739
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