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The University for the Creative Arts, Rochester, commonly UCA Rochester, was a specialist arts campus in Kent, England. Established in 1970, the campus closed in September 2023. Situated on a 1.82-acre site overlooking the River Medway, it included a 1970s Brutalist building. Notable alumni include Tracey Emin, Zandra Rhodes, Karen Millen, and Stephen Webster. The site is currently vacant pending redevelopment.
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