Britten House

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Britten House is a hall of residence in the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK, named after East Anglian composer Benjamin Britten.

Britten House was preceded by several other new student residences of the same style, designed by LSI Architects. Colman House opened in September 2004, and Victory, Kett, Browne, and Paston Houses were opened in September and October 2005. Britten House is one of a group of new residences which replaced Waveney Terrace student residence, which was completely demolished by September 2006.

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Faculty	UEA Creative Writing Course Climatic Research Unit Norwich Law School Norwich Medical School School of International Development School of Social Work and Psychology

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Affiliates	1994 Group Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital Cromer Hospital Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

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