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 ...
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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 ...
Barbican car park to be turned into club for first time in Spring
The Barbican Centre will turn its underground car parks into a club space for the Feel the Sound exhibition starting in May ...
‘Concrete hellscape’ London attraction to get biggest overhaul in its 42 year history
The £230 million plan will be its biggest overhaul since it opened 43 years ago and, subject to planning permission, work ...
'Concrete hellscape' London landmark to get major £191,000,000 makeover
Yet, despite disagreement, London’s divisive complex, which welcomes around 1.7 million tourists every year, is set for a ...
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City Views, City of London
The London Festival of Architecture (LFA) has announced a competition for a new wayfinding trail within the City’s Square ...
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The Barbican Conservatory is reopening to the public this weekend – with late-night opening hours
Concrete brutalist architecture combined ... Read all about the Barbican Centre and browse its upcoming events here. Discover more of London’s hidden gardens and green spaces.
Sadler’s Wells East is a bold new step for the dance centre
Yet when Irish architects Sheila O’Donnell and John Tuomey are chatting about the spaces in their new Sadler’s Wells East ...
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‘High-octane and sexy’: how ‘My Fault: London’ turned the city into a neon wonderland
The filmmakers wanted to show a ‘high-octane and sexier’ London that still felt real. ‘We wanted the city to feel like a ...
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Debate rages over 'architectural masterpiece' earmarked for demolition... so what do YOU think of this Wolverhampton landmark?
University of Wolverhampton's School of Art will be razed to the ground as part of a major redevelopment of the campus, but critics have blasted the move as 'wasteful' and 'anti-growth'.