All Leisure & culture articles – Page 28
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NewsGiant postcard to greet visitors to Wales
Art works by Marks Barfield, Tonkin Liu and Ian Ritchie will mark entry points into the country
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FeaturesMini cost model: Budget hotels
The budget hotel sector is expanding, moving into new locations and offering its customers new facilities. Max Wilkes of Davis Langdon looks at their design, procurement and costs
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FeaturesSaving St George
Purcell Miller Tritton’s lavish £22m restoration has returned Liverpool’s grade I-listed St George’s Hall to its glorious past – just with fewer prisoners and hopefully more tourists.
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NewsFoster’s Faustino pact
This winery, designed by Foster + Partners, is under construction in the Ribera del Duero wine region in the north of Spain.
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FeaturesComing to a universe near you
The Peter Harrison Planetarium is about to bring the mysteries of the cosmos to Greenwich park
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NewsThe last straws: Herzog & de Meuron's Beijing Olympic building
As the structure of Herzog & de Meuron’s awe-inspiring ‘bird’s nest’ stadium nears completion, Catherine Wheatley went to Beijing to find out how the city’s Olympic preparations were progressing
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NewsGreen light for 1800-home scheme opposite Dome
SOM and BDP architects behind ambitious scheme at Leamouth Peninsula
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NewsImage: 40-story eco-tower on Bristol shortlist
Mixed-use tower one of three options being considered for regeneration of St Paul's district of Bristol
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NewsWinter blossoms
Architect Grimshaw has received planning permission for its redesign of Bournemouth’s Winter Gardens.
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NewsArtsPark integrates landscape and art
Glavovic Studio unveils public art project in downtown Florida
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NewsWalsall set for £65m Waterfront South scheme
SP Faizey Architects plan 360 canal-side apartments, offices and leisure space in the West Midlands
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News
It’s not what it was ...
This is the proposed design for Bennetts Associates’ £113m reconstruction of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, which has just received planning permission.
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NewsTimber design for Serpentine Pavilion
Kjetil Thorsen and Olafur Eliasson reveal design for temporary pavilion at Serpentine Gallery
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NewsImages: Portsmouth FC unveils Herzog & de Meuron stadium plans
Pompey's stunning plans include 36,000 seat stadium and 750 apartments in £600m development
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NewsAmnesty in Milan
Wilkinson Eyre Architects has designed this 5,000m2 curvilinear building to stimulate public interaction and debate about human rights.
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NewsNouvels plate-balancing act
This £130m concert hall by French architect Jean Nouvel is scheduled to open in the Parc de la Villette, in north-east Paris, in 2012.
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NewsImages: The rise of the Empire Riverside Hotel
David Chipperfield scheme topped out at former brewery grounds in Hamburg
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NewsGorillas view of the world
A female gorilla surveys London zoo’s latest attraction, the £5.3m Gorilla Kingdom, built by Crispin & Borst, which will open to the public this weekend.
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NewsCroydon transformed
Sheppard Robson has submitted this design for an office and retail development to Croydon council for planning permission.