Description
Bring a piece of Manchester’s cultural history into your home with this minimalist illustration of Granada TV Studio. This artwork captures the clean lines and structural character of one of the city’s most iconic broadcasting buildings, reimagined through the distinctive Subtractionism style — simplifying form, elevating detail, and celebrating architecture through bold, understated expression.
Perfect for anyone who loves Manchester landmarks, mid-century architecture, or modern graphic prints, this piece fits effortlessly into contemporary interiors, creative studios, offices, and design-led homes. Each print is produced using archival-quality materials, ensuring rich tones, sharp linework, and long-lasting colour.
Whether you’re a fan of the city’s media heritage, building design, or simply looking for a unique wall art centrepiece, this Granada TV Studio print adds a thoughtful, design-driven touch to any space.
Granada House Manchester’s first dedicated TV studio.
The home of Granada TV in Manchester. Designed by Architect By Ralph Tubbs, 1960-62, for Granada Television, Tubbs was also responsible for the two-storey block in the foreground, built in 1956.
Words by Eddy Rhead – Twentieth Century Society ” Granada House was one of the first buildings in the city to be constructed using the curtain wall method. The initial stage of construction was the low two-storey building on New Quay Street, with the larger eight-storey Granada House added later. The outer skin of the building is of light grey granite walls with the main facades glass, with their highly polished black gabbro sills, separated by white marble and grey limestone supports.”
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