Dezeen School Shows: a museum redevelopment project informed by the history of animation is included in Dezeen’s latest school show by students at London South Bank University. Also included is cohabiting development... Read more »
A restored dinosaur sculpture will be unveiled on Sunday as part of the London Festival of Architecture. The sculpture of Palaeotherium Magnum, a large extinct mammal distantly related to horses, will be revealed... Read more »
The Thames, world-famous river through the heart of the British capital, without which London would not exist, half-tamed work of nature, inspiration to Dickens and the Kinks, to Monet and Wordsworth, along... Read more »
My father, Vic Nierop-Reading, who has died aged 95, was a conservation architect who spent much of his life helping to restore the precious old buildings of Norwich. Born in Finchley, north... Read more »
When he was aged six, Sam Webb accompanied his father to the grounds of the Tate gallery in London, to see an exhibition of prototype factory-built homes that gleamed with promise for... Read more »
An architecture campaign group has described a development in Elephant and Castle as “social cleansing” and criticised a national body for shortlisting it in an award. Elephant Park, which controversially replaced the... Read more »
I moved to Hackney Wick with my husband, who is also an architect, a year ago. I’d been in west London and was reluctant to move anywhere else but Hackney Wick has... Read more »
The Sir Michael Uren Hub on White City Campus has won a major award from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). In announcing the 2022 London Award (on 5 May) judges... Read more »
“There is a greater court now at Marble Hill than at Kensington,” the poet Alexander Pope wrote in 1735. Now, the historic Georgian villa in west London belonging to Henrietta Howard, the... Read more »
Thorpe Lodge is a Grade II-listed building and the former home of Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England from 1920 to 1944. Since 1958, it has provided an entrance to... Read more »
