Tag: architecture
Snape Maltings concert hall in Suffolk that was opened by the Queen granted Grade II* listed status by Historic England
A concert hall that was opened by the Queen and has hosted an Ed Sheeran performance has been...
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Diébédo Francis Kéré: how first Black winner of architecture’s top prize is committed to building ‘peaceful cities’
Burkina Faso’s Diébédo Francis Kéré has become the first African and the first Black person to win...
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report sheds light on crisis facing some of Britain’s most beautiful department stores
Britain’s department stores are facing an existential crisis thanks to the pandemic and rapidly...
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Roof restoration saves 12th Century Grade I listed Wisbech church
The completion of £500,000-worth of repairs to a 900-year-old church roof means “it’s...
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In the footsteps of a Danish modernist who understood form and structure
It’s funny how familiar places can suddenly take on a new significance – as an Oxford student in...
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Sussex: Restoration work begins on iconic Saltdean Lido Art Deco building
Work has begun to fully restore Saltdean Lido in East Sussex. The latest renovation will cost...
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The question of whether or not we should be building high rise living spaces, by Joseph Kelly
As well as raising countless questions about the construction, materials and maintenance...
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London Festival of Architecture 2022 reveals its list of destinations
This summer, the London Festival of Architecture (LFA), the world’s largest annual...
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Gestalt theory challenges us to view church construction more holistically, says Joseph Kelly
When the Hungarian philosopher Max Wertheimer established the theory of Gestalt psychology in the...
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Endangered heritage in Ukraine: UNESCO reinforces protective measures
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, UNESCO has taken action within the framework of its...
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Historic Environment Scotland seeks views on listing of St Rollox Locomotive Works in Glasgow
St Rollox Locomotive Works could soon be recognised with listed status, as Historic Environment...
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City of London gives go-ahead for new pavilion and “biodiverse” revamp of London’s oldest public park
Plans for a “biodiverse” makeover of Finsbury Circus Gardens, drawn up by Architecture 00 and...
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