All Heritage articles – Page 68
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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
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AnalysisHawksmoor site in heritage stand-off
Battle lines are drawn over Scabal Architects’ plans for land abutting Hawksmoor’s Christ Church Spitalfields
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NewsEH in talks over Broadgate listing
English Heritage this week undertook final talks on whether to recommend the Peter Foggo-designed buildings at Broadgate for listing.
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OpinionPassing the Broadgate listing parcel
Things are getting complicated down at the DCMS, where a decision must be made over whether to list Broadgate.
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NewsFears over Charles Rennie Mackintosh legacy as buildings fall into disrepair
Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society urges action over dilapidation
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NewsEnglish Heritage launches online database of historic assets
English Heritage has launched an online database of the country’s heritage assets to promote better understanding and protection of the historic environment
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NewsEnglish Heritage reveals George Gilbert Scott is most listed architect
The architect responsible for designing the greatest number of listed buildings in England has been revealed as George Gilbert Scott
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NewsEnglish Heritage set to recommend Broadgate listing
Make’s controversial scheme could be scuppered if government agrees
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NewsCouncil postpones ruling over Make plans for Edinburgh cinema
Plans to demolish a category B listed cinema in Edinburgh to make way for a Make-designed arts hotel have been given a last minute reprieve after the city’s planning committee postponed its decision.
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NewsChange to planning bill makes finance a factor
RIBA warns that change could undermine integrity of planning system.
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NewsHeritage consultants condemn Chapman Taylor's Liverpool Waters scheme
£5.5 billion scheme would “severely compromise” relationship between Liverpool waterfront and river
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NewsWork starts on Bond Bryan hotel school
Work on the UK’s first hotel school for hospitality students, designed by Bond Bryan Architects, has begun at the University of Essex in Colchester
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NewsPurcell Miller Tritton reveals plans for Wentworth Woodhouse restoration
Purcell Miller Tritton has drawn up plans for the restoration of Wentworth Woodhouse near Rotherham in South Yorkshire.
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AnalysisGlasgow masterpiece under threat
The owner of Alexander ’Greek’ Thomson’s Egyptian Halls says he has no option but demolition. James Benedict Brown reports
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NewsTony Meadows' 10-year wait ends as Borough Market viaduct installed
The most visible section of the Borough Viaduct has been lowered into place a decade after it was designed by Tony Meadows Associates
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NewsArchitect bids to protect Bristol's Kings Weston House
An architect has formed a community group to try and protect the grade I listed building and find its missing statue
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NewsCardross Seminary set to be saved after being bought by arts charity
Gillespie, Kidd & Coia’s St Peter’s Seminary at Cardross near Glasgow could be saved after public arts charity NVA purchased the property from the Archdiocese of Glasgow.The Grade A listed scheme, near Loch Lomond, was completed in 1966 but has since fallen into disrepair.NVA now plans to refurbish the seminary, ...
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NewsGreek Thomson masterpiece under threat of demolition
Property developer applies to have Egyptian Halls in Glasgow bulldozed