All Heritage articles – Page 4
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NewsWoods Bagot’s City tower set to get green light
Planners recommend 32-storey proposals for approval despite policy ‘conflict’ and Historic England objection
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News‘Risk List’ flags power-station architecture in peril
Campaign group eyes dynamic new uses for cooling towers as phase-out looms
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NewsCampaigners seek listing for brutalist Bristol car park
Move comes after plans emerge for 21-storey student development at city-centre site
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NewsKhan ‘won’t intervene’ in refusal of Chipperfield’s Chinese Embassy
Mayor of London confirms he will not call in plans for former Royal Mint site after Tower Hamlets Council’s rejection
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OpinionRome reminds us that cities store memories. But who decides what is remembered and what gets forgotten?
The Italian capital is often desribed as a palimpsest. What can we learn from its layers of remembering and forgetting, asks Eleanor Jolliffe
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ReviewMonumental Lies: Culture Wars and the Truth about the Past
Debates around public monuments are a potential minefield. A new book can help us navigate this complex territory, writes Emma Dent Coad
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NewsPurcell’s Porthcawl pavilion plans progress
Practice unpacks £18m proposals to give Art Deco landmark a new lease of life
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NewsGlenn Howells student scheme hit by listing decision
Proposals pulled from planning meeting after former Nottingham police and fire headquarters gets grade II status
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OpinionThe M&S inquiry must be decided on hard evidence, not well-meaning conjecture
Those opposing the Marble Arch replacement scheme are doing so on the basis of a misleading prospectus, writes Fred Pilbrow
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NewsCampaigners seek listing for Terry Farrell’s Alban Gate
Bid to protect post-modern landmark comes after developer unveils Gensler-led transformation plans
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NewsData-centre approved despite impact on Grimshaw’s FT plant
Historic England says TTSP proposals will harm setting of grade II* high-tech neighbour
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ReviewHorror in the Modernist Block: The dystopian underside of the modernist vision
Contemporary artists shine a light on the haunting aspects of building design, writes Joe Holyoak
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NewsPritchard Architecture converts naval gunpowder store into brewery and bar
Hampshire project transforms derelict 19th century building into new attraction for beer lovers
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NewsJames Gorst Architects previews third Adam restoration project
Practice secures consent to restore and repurpose St James’s Square gem
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NewsDiller Scofidio & Renfro unpacks vision for Frank Lloyd Wright theatre
New York practice produces masterplan to save 1959 venue in Texas
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ReviewPeter Marlow’s The English Cathedral: ‘Creeping towards eternity’
Giles Heather finds an exhibition of Peter Marlow’s English cathedral photographs evokes a medieval sense of longing and hope
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ReviewCaruso St John’s collected works: ‘An insightful journey through a pivotal period in British architecture’
Edmund Fowles reviews the first volume of Caruso St John’s collected works
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ReviewReview | A moment in time: The disappearing architecture of the Bengali Renaissance
To fully understand the Bengali Renaissance we need to understand and preserve its architecture, writes Megan Kirkpatrick
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OpinionWhy retrofit first should not be retrofit only
Treating retrofit first as an inflexible dogma is not going to help the environment. In the case of the Marble Arch M&S, replacement is the more sustainable option, writes Fred Pilbrow
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NewsChipperfield’s Chinese Embassy plans set for approval
East London scheme at former Royal Mint site will be biggest foreign diplomatic outpost in England