London’s ‘ugliest’ tall buildings where flats can cost £1million
The complex of more than 2,000 homes, which opened on the fringes of the City in 1969, was widely mocked and voted London’s ...
Time Out1d
The Barbican’s car park is being turned into a club (temporarily)
Music heads, sonic frequency fanatics and club rats, listen up. The Barbican has just announced a brand new exhibition that ...
Barbican car park to be turned into club for first time in Spring
Barbican car park to be turned into club for first time in Spring - The Barbican Centre will turn its underground car parks ...
Mixmag1d
Barbican Centre to transform car park into subterranean club space for new exhibition
Feel the Sound is set to explore our "personal relationship to sound" with a selection of immersive installations ...
Barbican unveils plans for £240 million renewal of its concrete Brutalist spaces
Barbican unveils plans for £240 million renewal of its concrete Brutalist spaces - The centre was constructed on London’s ...
Architects' Journal1d
SOM unveils plan for 21-storey office scheme next to Barbican
The existing 1 Silk Street building currently dominating the site consists of two interlinked towers designed by Fitzroy ...
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Allies and Morrison and Asif Khan Studio reveal upgrades for several of the Barbican Centre’s signature spaces
The Barbican’s Centre’s history is predicated on renewal. A proposal from the Brutalist-style performing arts center in ...
Chekhov Mates: Cate Blanchett & Emma Corrin Lead The Barbican’s Revelatory Reimagining Of The Seagull
Satire? Tragedy? Romance? As a blockbuster adaptation of The Seagull arrives at the Barbican, Hayley Maitland meets the ...
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the Barbican hosts the UK’s first institutional survey of the late American artist Noah Davis.
Thursday 6th February 2025, the Barbican hosts the UK’s first institutional survey of the late American artist Noah Davis ...
Metro6d
‘Concrete hellscape’ London attraction to get biggest overhaul in its 42 year history
A year later work started, and the City of London pledged another £191,000,000 of funding for the next five years. According to The Barbican’s website, this represents 80% of the amount needed.