All Heritage articles – Page 56
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NewsEnglish Heritage backs Milton Keynes shopping centre
Conservation body objects to demolition plan
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NewsClevedon Pier receives funding from Heritage Lottery Fund
Central to the plans is a new visitor centre.
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NewsTower Hamlets insists it owns Old Flo
The ownership of Henry Moore’s artwork has come under question
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NewsLevitt Bernstein unveils plans for Trellick Tower site
Local councillor says more engagement is needed to get project right
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NewsCouncil votes to demolish Preston bus station
But mystery potential investor steps in at 11th hour
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NewsSave Preston bus station petition fails to attract signatures
Meeting to decide future of building takes place tonight
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NewsScramble to save Preston bus station
Architects claim council is ‘rushing’ bus station decision
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NewsBroadgate given immunity from listing
Secretary of state defies English Heritage recommendation
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NewsRow breaks out over Purcell's Bodleian revamp
Oxford University hits back at academic’s allegations
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NewsSmithfield developer hits back at Save claims
Henderson director accuses Save of being alarmist
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Tablet onlyGoldfinger and Rogers projects listed grade II
Architecture minister grants estate in west London and steel-framed house in Essex protected status
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NewsThe Oldham Coliseum reopens after Levitt Bernstein refurbishment
The theatre dates back to 1885.
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NewsDRMM’s Hasting Pier restoration wins Heritage Lottery funding
Glenn Howells and Foster Wilson projects will also benefit from £22.5 million pledge
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Building StudySalters’ Hall, Fore Street, London by de Metz Forbes Knight
Basil Spence’s livery building is being sensitively remodelled by de Metz Forbes Knight
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AnalysisSurvival of the fittest
With public funding cuts and owners running out of cash, more and more buildings are under threat
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NewsSouth Bank ‘will not become mall’
Refurbishment will focus on arts space not commercial opportunities
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NewsAlternative plans for Smithfield market drawn up
Save Britain’s Heritage says McAslan’s scheme is “lazy and cynical”