All Heritage articles – Page 67
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NewsTonkin Liu wins competition for Kingston work
Council wants to upgrade market area of south west London borough
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NewsSt Paul's Cathedral restored to former glory
Wren’s Grade I-listed cathedral has been scaffolded for 15 years
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NewsSAVE scores a Pathfinder victory as Pickles overrules Liverpool council
Secretary of State insists an environmental assessment is necessary
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NewsRestored art gallery opens doors
The Watts Gallery in the Surrey village of Compton reopens tomorrow after a £10 million restoration by ZMMA.
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NewsCampaigners accuse DCMS of bowing to economic pressure over Broadgate
But Ken Shuttleworth hails decision not to list Broadgate as ’fantastic news’
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NewsRedcar library listing report was ‘full of errors’
The government chose not to list ABK’s Redcar Central Library after being directly influenced by a report riddled with errors, it was claimed this week
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NewsJeremy Hunt turns down Broadgate for listing
Buildings now set to be demolished to make way for Make ’groundscraper’ after EH recommendation rejected
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NewsNeil Gillespie and Simon Thurley named in Queen's birthday honours list
Others recognised include Alan Baxter and architect Barry Edwards
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NewsArchitecture minister lists Lubetkin estate in Paddington
Late 1940s Hallfield Estate described as a “seminal” post-war estate
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NewsEnglish Heritage urges Plymouth conservation
English Heritage has called for the designation of Plymouth city centre as a conservation area.
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OpinionShuttle cock
On Monday night, Building for Life chairman Wayne Hemingway fronted an item on Newsnight, addressing the question of whether eighties buildings deserve listing.
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OpinionBDP and Preston got it right first time
The bus station is the firm’s, and the town’s, best loved building. So why are they both building a mall in its place?
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OpinionProof of value of apprenticeship
English Heritage recently produced a list of all the listed buildings in the country, from which BD highlighted the 10 architects with the greatest number of buildings included (bdonline May 23).
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NewsWilliam Hill reveals odds on Broadgate listing case
The City of London’s landmark Broadgate complex is unlikely to be listed according to bookmaker William Hill
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NewsKevin McCloud champions Plymouth's post-war architecture
New book celebrates city’s misunderstood heritage
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NewsGateshead council demolition decision "unlawful"
Judge speaks out against decision to bulldoze housing
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NewsUnesco advisers set to reject Corbusier
An advisory group to Unesco is expected to recommend that more than a dozen buildings by Le Corbusier are turned down for World Heritage status.
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NewsDonations flood in for threatened music hall
A last-ditch attempt to save the world’s oldest surviving music hall from collapse has netted more than £170,000 in a week after the Heritage Lottery Fund turned down its grant application
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NewsMinister accused of letting localism influence listings
Campaigners say Penrose’s decisions show evidence of local pressures
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NewsRe-imagining John Soane's Pitzhanger Manor for RAA show
’Conjectural image’ of how the Ealing building looked in the early 1800s is part of summer exhibition