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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.
This used to be the premises of the Financial Times newspaper. It was an H-shaped building with a central printing hall, flanked by two opposing wings of offices. Hopkins Architects won the architectural competition to redevelop the building
Bedford Square buildings, Georgian architecture in London – 18th Century buildings in the English Capital – Bloomsbury landscape: Georgian buildings London
Daily Express Building, Fleet Street London, England – images, Art Deco architecture, news – Daily Express Building London: Fleet Street offices, design
St Mary-le-Bow, London church building design by Sir Christopher Wren Architect, located in the City of London. Dates built: 1670 to 1680/83.
St Pancras Church London, Euston Road Architecture, Historic Religious Building, Location St Pancras Church : Euston Road Building Historic London Architecture famous for the four caryatids, England, UK – by architects William and Henry William Inwood 1 Oct 2012 St Pancras Church London Architects: William and Henry William Inwood Photo by Adrian Welch, 1 October … Read more
The restoration of Port Melbourne’s historic Princes Pier has notched up a prestigious industry award thanks to its unique use of timber.
John Robertson Architects (JRA) has been appointed to undertake the refurbishment of Bush House in the Aldwych / The Strand, following the full vacation of the building by the BBC World Service later this year.
Easton Neston Estate, Northamptonshire country house, central England, UK – original design by Nicholas Hawksmoor architect, renewal design by Ptolemy Dean Architects – refurbishment of a classic Hawksmoor country house in Great Britain.
The Heritage Lottery Fund announces a grant of £1million to the Abbotsford Trust that will help ensure the future of the Scottish Borders home of Romantic writer and poet, Sir Walter Scott.
Renowned architect and urban designer Sir Terry Farrell is to give the inaugural Wren Talk, an annual event to celebrate the life and works of Sir Christopher Wren.
Ditherington Flax Mill Maltings, historic Shropshire building design by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios – redevelopment for Ditherington Flax Mill Maltings
A team led by international architecture practice Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) has completed the renovation and restoration of the historic Covent Garden Flower Cellars in London, first built in 1871.
ICOSIS Architects have recently received Planning Permission for two projects on Lindisfarne, Northumberland, on behalf of Natural England and The Holy Island of Lindisfarne Community Development Trust.