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National Trust announces phased re-opening of properties
From 3rd June the National Trust will begin a phased reopening of some of their gardens and...
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Petition launched to save Frank Lloyd Wright school
Last month, The School of Architecture at Taliesin announced the closing of the school after 88...
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Glasgow’s Egyptian Halls may be lost if action is not taken
Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson’s A-listed masterpiece, the Egyptian Halls, has been shortlisted by the...
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Melbourne’s Atrium of Holy Angels Mausoleum
The Atrium of Holy Angels Mausoleum is located in one of Melbourne’s major urban cemeteries,...
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Transformation of 19th century church boosted with £43,197 grant
A Dumfries and Galloway church built in 1865 as a Free Church before becoming a Roman Catholic...
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Radical parish church restoration at Eltham
St.Margaret’s Anglican Church was built in 1861, designed by the architect Nathaniel Billing as a...
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Memorial to revolutionaries sets new boundaries
Project overview Jiangshan City in Zhejiang Province of China is a “red” and heroic...
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Meck Architekten designs asymmetric ceramic-clad church in Poing
The church of Seliger Pater Rupert Mayer in the town of Poing, near Munich in Germany, is topped...
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Only remaining UK semaphore tower saved
The Semaphore Tower on Chatley Heath in Surrey is the only surviving semaphore tower in Britain....
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Quiet Simplicity of Quaker Meeting Houses Celebrated
There are thousands of practising Quakers in Britain, with around 500 meetings around the country....
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Frank Lloyd Wright House dismantled and moved
A 1950s dwelling that is one of the Usonian homes that Frank Lloyd Wright designed for...
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UK’s first geothermal lido hits underground snag
A lido that was set to become the UK’s first to be warmed using geothermal energy will need...
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