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The conservation and renovation design of studio ARGUS and LUMIA has resulted in a journey along the walls and within the castle, inviting the guests to take a look at the castle structure and the picturesque town of Haapsalu, Estonia
Scottish castles – historic Scottish buildings : photos + history of castles in Scotland: Scottish towerhouses, ancient architecture in Edinburgh & Lothian
Lancaster Castle building in Lancashire, design by BDP: sophisticated regeneration of a range of buildings dating back to the 12th century provides a masterclass in sensitive restoration and re-use
Kalø Tower Visitor Access at one of Denmark’s archaeological gems – offering intricate spatial experience. Previously inaccessible, culture and nature united by this spiral access
Morella Castle building, Castellón design by Carquero Arquitectura in eastern Spain: architectural consolidation and restoration, maintaining ruinous forms, avoiding reinterpretation of original state
More unique than almost anything else on the market today and expansive enough for family, extended family and teammates, Derek Jeter, has dropped the price on his castle-like resort home on Greenwood Lake in New York by $2 million
Redesigned by atelier-r the primary requirement for the Helfštýn Castle reconstruction, was to renovate the palace along with the construction of a new roof.
Červený zámek in Hradec nad Moravicí building renovation by ATELIER 38 architekti in Czech Republic: first phase of the renovation of this romantic neo-Gothic castle included monument restoration and integration of new functions.
Dutch architecture studio 70F architecture designed a visitors center that ‘lives’. Duivenvoordes Courtyard has 9 movable facade parts that open up the building in the morning and close it at night.
Zaha Hadid Architects and their team of contributors have created the ‘Behaviour Morphe’: An art installation where light is projected onto the façade of the city’s Baroque castle mapping the building for the 2017 Schlosslichtspiele Festival in Karlsruhe, Germany.
Architects Purcell are the lead consultant and conservation-accredited architects working with Niall McLaughlin Architects on the repair, re-presentation and enhancement of the Grade-I listed, 900 year old, Auckland Castle, Co. Durham.
The Portuguese city of Abrantes and the national Association of Architects launch the International design competition “Castelo de Abrantes”. The architecture competition aims to qualify and enrich the Abrantes Castle surroundings.
Design: Cubo and jaja, with VBM, Schul Landscape, Søren Jensen Engineers, and Professor Mogens Morgen of The Aarhus School of Architecture
International architecture competition to form a masterplan for Nyborg Castle on the island of Funen.
Historic Scottish houses – country houses in Scotland, stately homes – historic Scottish buildings, residential architecture in Scotland
One of Scotland’s most iconic castles is to undergo major conservation, archaeological and interpretation work as part of a plan agreed between Historic Scotland and Macneil of Barra.
Opening of Stirling Castle’s Renaissance royal palace after a £12 million refurbishment. Historic Scotland project to return the royal apartments in the palace to how they may have looked in the 1540s.
Keith Griffiths was brought up in St David’s between 1960 and 72. He left the U.K in 1982 and set up his own architectural practice in Hong Kong in 1985. He acquired the castle in 2008 following long negotiations with the previous owners.
Designed by regimental engineer Franz von Scholl, it consists of three autonomous sections: the upper, middle and lower fortress levels. It has clear and simple classicist lines; it is functional and impregnable.
Castle Tioram may lose its Scheduled Monument status if it is used as a residence and, although it would remain listed, this would mean that there would be less control over future alterations.
