Grosvenor Square is being recast for a new era, with the former U.S. Embassy transformed into a Qatari-owned luxury hotel and ...

Lynn and Terry have lived in the Barbican for six years. A graphic designer and architect respectively, they met working for a large London design group in the 1960s and eventually ran their own ...

City of London Corporation is recruiting a wayfinding consultant for a major upgrade of the Grade II-listed Barbican Centre [Deadline: 10 January 2025] The winning team selected for the estimated £300 ...

Courtesy Ibrahim Mahama, Red Clay Tamale, Barbican Centre, London and White Cube The Barbican Centre’s brutalist façade will get a new look this spring as Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama unveils ...

Three years later than originally planned, London Brew made it to the Barbican stage. The star studded ensemble's concert tribute to Miles Davis' Bitches Brew (Columbia, 1970) had been intended to ...

Though owned, managed and rented out by the Corporation of the City of London, the Barbican Estate was never “council housing” — it was marketed at high-flyers, captains of industry, men of the ...

To revitalize the world-famous arts and convention venue, the City of London Corporation has approved £25 million to launch the first stage of the Barbican Renewal Program. The Policy and ...

At the core of the music roster, performing 90 concerts a year, is the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO), which revels in the immaculately tuned acoustics of the Barbican's concert hall. The art ...

Good news for emos wanting to get nostalgic: The Barbican Music Library in London has just opened a free retrospective exhibition looking at the people and culture in the scene from 2004 – 2009.

London's Barbican Centre has unveiled new design images as part of its plans to refurbish three of its well-known spaces - the conservatory, lakeside, and foyers. The proposed upgrades, which include ...

Though owned, managed and rented out by the Corporation of the City of London, the Barbican Estate was never “council housing” — it was marketed at high-flyers, captains of industry ...