Architect Sir Terry Farrell dies aged 87
Celebrated architect Sir Terry Farrell, creator of London's iconic MI6 headquarters and Charing Cross transformation, passes away at 87 leaving behind an extraordinary legacy.
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Dalrymple on Being Shot At and Stunning Mick Jagger
In a revealing interview, acclaimed historian and broadcaster William Dalrymple shares extraordinary tales from his career, from a near-fatal shooting in Afghanistan to Mick Jagger's unexpected reaction to his work, alongside insights into his latest lite
Scottish Cliffside Castle For Sale With Stunning Sea Views
A unique cliff-top castle in Scotland, offering panoramic sea vistas and rich history, is now for sale. Discover this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of architectural heritage.
Inside London's £19m Warehouse Conversion With 40ft Living Wall
Step inside a breathtaking £19 million warehouse conversion in the heart of London. This spectacular property, once a gritty industrial space, now boasts a stunning 40ft living wall, a subterranean cinema, and a rooftop oasis, setting a new benchmark for
Obama Centre's Soaring Costs and Design Fury
The construction of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago's Jackson Park faces massive budget overruns, now estimated at £700 million, and is slammed by critics as a potential 'eyesore' that disrespects its historic surroundings.
Renovation Reveals Hidden Victorian Tunnels In Bath Home
A Bath woman's home renovation project took a bizarre turn when she uncovered a hidden trapdoor leading to a network of mysterious, untouched Victorian-era tunnels beneath her house.
Lost Plans For London's Grand Central Terminal Revealed
Exclusive: Historic England unveils long-lost drawings by Percival and Parsons for a monumental London rail terminus that was never built, offering a glimpse into a radically different vision for the capital's transport hub.
Mirror Cabin: Minnesota's Incredible Secluded Getaway
Discover the Mirror Cube, a breathtaking holiday cabin in Minnesota that disappears into the forest with its mirrored walls, offering a unique and luxurious escape into nature.
New 'Axis of Evil' Bigger Threat Than Nazis: Historian
Oxford historian Professor Mark Almond issues a chilling warning that the burgeoning alliance between Russia, China, and North Korea presents a more formidable and dangerous threat to the West than the Nazis did in the 1930s.
London's Japanese Garden House Up for Top Architecture Prize
A breathtaking London home, featuring an exquisite Japanese garden and a unique architectural design centred around the restoration of Big Ben, has been shortlisted for the UK's top architecture award, the Riba Stirling Prize.
Bank of England's £1bn Building Crisis: Soane's Legacy Crumbles
Exclusive investigation reveals the shocking state of disrepair at the Bank of England's iconic Threadneedle Street headquarters. Soaring costs and internal disputes threaten a landmark restoration.
Rare Highland Thatched Roof: A Vanishing Ecosystem
A rare glimpse of a traditional Highland thatched roof offers a poignant reminder of Scotland's vanishing architectural heritage and the delicate ecosystems these structures support.
Remembering Martyn Cornell: Beer Historian and Writer
A heartfelt obituary celebrating the life and contributions of Martyn Cornell, the renowned beer historian, writer, and advocate for British brewing heritage.
Andrew Saint, Architectural Historian, Dies at 83
Renowned architectural historian Andrew Saint, whose work preserved and celebrated London’s urban legacy, has died at 83. His contributions to architectural scholarship and heritage conservation remain unparalleled.
Europe's hidden gem: World's most stunning train station
Uncover the breathtaking beauty of Europe's best-kept secret – a stunning train station that rivals the most famous landmarks. Find out where this architectural marvel is hiding!
Bayeux Tapestry isn't a tapestry, historian reveals
A renowned historian has debunked centuries-old assumptions about the famous Bayeux Tapestry, revealing it was likely made in Kent and isn't technically a tapestry. Discover the fascinating truth behind this medieval masterpiece.
NSW launches housing pattern book to boost construction
The New South Wales government has released a new Housing Pattern Book featuring pre-approved architectural designs to accelerate construction and address housing shortages.
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