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Listed Buildings in UK, British Architecture, Architects, DCMS News Listed Buildings in England – British Architecture Buildings in Great Britain – DCMS Updates 20 Sep 2013 Listed Buildings in UK UK Listed Architecture News Four constructions built between the 1950s and 1980s have been given Grade II or II* status on Friday by the government, … Read more
Revitalisation of the Crucifix Bastion, Prague building, Czech Republic design by MCA atelier architekti – Crucifix Bastion Prague landscape
Admiralty Arch, Luxury Hotel, The Mall London Building, Photo, News, Design, Property Admiralty Arch London : Architecture Building on The Mall, England, UK – renewal by Blair Associates Architecture 21 Aug 2013 Admiralty Arch Hotel London London-based Blair Associates Architecture has won planning to convert Aston Webb’s 1912 Admiralty Arch into a luxury hotel. Address: … Read more
Blackwell The Arts and Crafts House, Windermere, Lake District, Cumbria, UK – design by Baillie Scott – Blackwell Windermere, Arts and Crafts House Cumbria
Oscar Wilde House, Tite Street Property, Chelsea Residential Development, English Architecture Oscar Wilde House, London Tite Street Residential Development, Chelsea – design by London Atelier 31 Jul 2013 Tite Street Flat Design: London Atelier Location: 34 Tite Street, London SW3 photos from architect Historic London Residential Building This Grade II listed flat has gone through … Read more
Preservation of Sacred and Collective Oasis Sites. For the last decade Salima Naji, trained as an architect and anthropologist, has worked to save the heritage of several oasis towns in the anti-Atlas mountains of Morocco.
This five-year project, part of a rehabilitation master plan initiated by Riwaq, has transformed the decaying town of Birzeit, created employment through conservation and revived vanishing traditional crafts in the process.
Marcus Vitruvius Pollio architect origin article by Ian K Whittaker, architect, Jan 2013 – Vitruvius architect, architectural origins, architecture article
Phase II of the Sir John Soane’s Museum £7 million restoration project, Opening Up the Soane, (OUTS) will get off to a flying start this June – with the knowledge that Phase I of the project has won the 2013 Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors London Award for Best Conservation Project.
The Hansen Compound, a sensitive refurbishment and redevelopment project in an affluent area of Jerusalem. An old leper colony run by German nuns had closed in the year 2000 and there was a proposal to convert the old stone building into a hotel.
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is also called the Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre or the Church of the Resurrection by Eastern Christians. The building is a church within the Christian Quarter of the walled Old City of Jerusalem.
St Mary Woolnoth London was commissioned from architect Nicholas Hawksmoor, who had responded with one of his most distinctive and original designs. The church was rebuilt by the Commission for Building Fifty New Churches.
Excitement is mounting in the Highland Perthshire town of Aberfeldy as the launch of the restored Birks Cinema approaches on 19th April with a Willy Wonka type golden ticket event.
Bulldog spirit in Whitehall – new public designer entrance for Churchill War Rooms. A bold and architecturally significant new entrance to IWM’s venue, home to the award-winning Churchill Museum and Churchill’s Second World War bunker.
East 180th Street Station Restoration, Bronx Building Upgrade, New York Architecture, Photo East 180th Street Station : Bronx Architecture New York Subway Building Restoration – design by Lee Harris Pomeroy Architects Feb 18, 2013 East 180th Street Station Bronx Design: Lee Harris Pomeroy Architects with Weidlinger Associates MTA’S LANDMARK BRONX SUBWAY STATION, RESTORED BY LEE … Read more
Scotland’s oldest work theatre, a suspension bridge and two mills are among the recipients in the latest round of Historic Scotland’s Building Repair Grants worth almost £600,000. In total six historic sites across Scotland will receive funding totalling £587,049 through this grants scheme.
Leadenhall Market is tucked away between Leadenhall Street, Gracechurch Street and Lime Street, EC3V 1LT. With wheel chair accessibility to all public areas of the market. Core trading hours are Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm.