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Appleton Tower

Appleton Tower is a tower block in Edinburgh, Scotland, owned by the University of Edinburgh.

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Owner
The University of Edinburgh
Location
Edinburgh, Scotland
Architects
Alan Reiach, Eric Hall and Partners
Completed
1966
Construction started
1963
Floor count
11

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Appleton Tower

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples47
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Appleton Tower

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related to Construction · 14
Appleton Tower → Although, Bristo Street, Crichton Street, Fundamental Science, Fundamental Science Buildings, George Square, Georgian Edinburgh, In, Principal, Sir Edward Appleton, South Side, The Appleton Tower, The Tower, When
related to Criticism · 10
Appleton Tower → BBC2 TV, Britain, Channel, Demolition, Early, Geneticist Steve Jones, Historic Scotland, Later, The, The Tower
related to Refurbishment · 10
Appleton Tower → Crichton Street Car Park, December, Edinburgh Cowgate, Following, Informatics, Informatics Forum, School, The, These, When
related to External links · 5
Appleton Tower → Appleton TowerPhoto, BBCblitzandblight, History, InformaticsEdinburgh University CompSoc, School
Architects · 1
Appleton Tower → Alan Reiach, Eric Hall and Partners
Completed · 1
Appleton Tower → 1966
Construction started · 1
Appleton Tower → 1963
Floor count · 1
Appleton Tower → 11
Location · 1
Appleton Tower → Edinburgh, Scotland
Owner · 1
Appleton Tower → The University of Edinburgh

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tower appleton edinburgh university building area block construction george square buildings floors school informatics teaching completed scotland recladding development central

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Appleton TowerArchitectsAlan Reiach, Eric Hall and Partners1.00infobox
Appleton TowerCompleted19661.00infobox
Appleton TowerConstruction started19631.00infobox
Appleton TowerFloor count111.00infobox
Appleton TowerLocationEdinburgh, Scotland1.00infobox
Appleton TowerOwnerThe University of Edinburgh1.00infobox
Appleton TowerTypeUniversity tower block1.00infobox
Appleton Toweris atower block in Edinburgh0.90text
Appleton Towerrelated to ConstructionWhen0.60section
Appleton Towerrelated to ConstructionGeorge Square0.60section
Appleton Towerrelated to ConstructionGeorgian Edinburgh0.60section
Appleton Towerrelated to ConstructionThe Appleton Tower0.60section

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