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Famous Irish stately home to receive €8m upgrade to become visitor attraction
BY Luke Cloherty | 01 Feb 2019
Avondale House and Forest Park in Wicklow, Ireland, is to undergo an €8m (US$9.2m, £7m) redevelopment, which will see it turned into a visitor attraction.
Hood Museum of Art renovation and expansion completed
BY Luke Cloherty | 01 Feb 2019
The US$50m (€43.6m, £38.2m) renovation and expansion at the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, US, has completed.
US$130m Sarasota aquarium receives county approval
BY Luke Cloherty | 01 Feb 2019
Plans for a US$130m (€113.3m, £99.4m) aquarium in Sarasota, Florida, US have received a boost following news that the Sarasota County Commission has unanimously approved an overall agreement for the project.
World War 2 museum opens at London airfield
BY Luke Cloherty | 01 Feb 2019
Spitfire aircraft and previously unpublished photos of World War 2 pilots and Winston Churchill have gone on public display at the newly-opened Biggin Hill War Memorial Museum in London.
New interpretation centre for Forbidden City garden designed by Selldorf
BY Andy Knaggs | 01 Feb 2019
The ongoing restoration of the Qianlong Garden – a part of Beijing’s iconic Forbidden City that has never been opened to the public – has reached a significant milestone, with the appointment of Selldorf Architects in New York, US, to design an Interpretation Center that will provide unique perspectives on the complex.
Frank Ruttenberg named president of San Antonio Zoological Society
BY Andy Knaggs | 31 Jan 2019
Frank Ruttenberg has had his decades of service to the San Antonio Zoological Society recognised, with his appointment as the new president of the association.
Two-Bit Circus announces new programme of “elbow-to-elbow” events for 2019
BY Andy Knaggs | 31 Jan 2019
New immersive experiences and the return of some old favourites are among a programme of events and shows announced by Two-Bit Circus, which last year opened its first ever Micro- Amusement Park in Los Angeles, US.
Martin Luther King Jr's family home to become visitor attraction
BY Luke Cloherty | 30 Jan 2019
The family home of assassinated civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr in Atlanta, US, is to be opened to the public.
China’s second Museum of Natural History site to open later this year
BY Luke Cloherty | 30 Jan 2019
Construction on the main structure of the second outlet of the Chinese Museum of Natural History is complete.
Ethnic and gender diversity increasing at art museums in the US
BY Luke Cloherty | 29 Jan 2019
A new survey published by The Andrew W Mellon Foundation, the Association of Art Museum Directors (AAMD), the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) and Ithaka S+R has found that US art museum staff have become more racially and ethnically diverse since 2015.
Gringotts coming to Harry Potter studio tour in London attraction's largest-ever expansion
BY Andy Knaggs | 29 Jan 2019
Harry Potter fans in London, UK, can experience a new treat from Q2 this year, when the Gringotts Wizarding Bank expansion opens at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter.
Bernard Tschumi Architects complete industrial sciences museum in China
BY Andrew Manns | 29 Jan 2019
Project teams have announced the completion of the Tianjin Binhai Exploratorium, a science and industry museum designed by Bernard Tschumi Architects (BTA).
Turkey’s Ankapark to open in capital in March
BY Luke Cloherty | 29 Jan 2019
A huge new theme park is set to open in this Turkish capital, Ankara, in March, covering an area of 1.4m sq m (15.1m sq ft).
Smithsonian museums were losing US$1m a week during government shutdown
BY Luke Cloherty | 29 Jan 2019
Bosses at Smithsonian, the world’s largest museum, research and education complex, will have been pleased to hear that the US government ended its shutdown on Friday, as the institution was losing an estimated US$1m (€875,700, £759,240) a week during the period.
Design for life change: V&A Dundee director seeks to inspire through creativity
BY Andy Knaggs | 29 Jan 2019
The V&A Dundee – Scotland’s first major design museum – provides a “new idea” for people to discover, one that could help to "change their lives", according to director Philip Long.
Universal files patent application for walkthrough VR experiences
BY Andy Knaggs | 29 Jan 2019
Universal Studios has submitted a patent application in the US for a new system designed to keep visitors on track while experiencing a walk-through virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) attraction.Universal City Studios has submitted a patent application in the US for a new system that is designed to keep visitors on track while experiencing a walk-through virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) attraction.
US$100m aquarium planned for Basel
BY Luke Cloherty | 25 Jan 2019
A new 10,000sq m (107,639sq ft) aquarium is being slated for Basel, Switzerland, due to open in 2024.
National Portrait Gallery announces £35.5m facelift details
BY Luke Cloherty | 25 Jan 2019
The National Portrait Gallery (NPG) in London has released details of its redevelopment plans, which entail a new entrance, new public galleries in the building’s East Wing and a new learning space.
Universal’s theme parks make revenue and pre-tax earnings gains in 2018
BY Luke Cloherty | 25 Jan 2019
Universal’s theme parks achieved steady financial growth in the full year 2018 and in the fourth quarter of the year.
Fox countersuing Genting over Malaysian theme park fiasco
BY Luke Cloherty | 25 Jan 2019
20th Century Fox has launched a counterclaim case against Genting over the failed Fox World theme park just outside Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
     
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1201 to 1220 of 9725 news stories
Famous Irish stately home to receive €8m upgrade to become visitor attraction
BY Luke Cloherty | 01 Feb 2019
Avondale House and Forest Park in Wicklow, Ireland, is to undergo an €8m (US$9.2m, £7m) redevelopment, which will see it turned into a visitor attraction.
Hood Museum of Art renovation and expansion completed
BY Luke Cloherty | 01 Feb 2019
The US$50m (€43.6m, £38.2m) renovation and expansion at the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, US, has completed.
US$130m Sarasota aquarium receives county approval
BY Luke Cloherty | 01 Feb 2019
Plans for a US$130m (€113.3m, £99.4m) aquarium in Sarasota, Florida, US have received a boost following news that the Sarasota County Commission has unanimously approved an overall agreement for the project.
World War 2 museum opens at London airfield
BY Luke Cloherty | 01 Feb 2019
Spitfire aircraft and previously unpublished photos of World War 2 pilots and Winston Churchill have gone on public display at the newly-opened Biggin Hill War Memorial Museum in London.
New interpretation centre for Forbidden City garden designed by Selldorf
BY Andy Knaggs | 01 Feb 2019
The ongoing restoration of the Qianlong Garden – a part of Beijing’s iconic Forbidden City that has never been opened to the public – has reached a significant milestone, with the appointment of Selldorf Architects in New York, US, to design an Interpretation Center that will provide unique perspectives on the complex.
Frank Ruttenberg named president of San Antonio Zoological Society
BY Andy Knaggs | 31 Jan 2019
Frank Ruttenberg has had his decades of service to the San Antonio Zoological Society recognised, with his appointment as the new president of the association.
Two-Bit Circus announces new programme of “elbow-to-elbow” events for 2019
BY Andy Knaggs | 31 Jan 2019
New immersive experiences and the return of some old favourites are among a programme of events and shows announced by Two-Bit Circus, which last year opened its first ever Micro- Amusement Park in Los Angeles, US.
Martin Luther King Jr's family home to become visitor attraction
BY Luke Cloherty | 30 Jan 2019
The family home of assassinated civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr in Atlanta, US, is to be opened to the public.
China’s second Museum of Natural History site to open later this year
BY Luke Cloherty | 30 Jan 2019
Construction on the main structure of the second outlet of the Chinese Museum of Natural History is complete.
Ethnic and gender diversity increasing at art museums in the US
BY Luke Cloherty | 29 Jan 2019
A new survey published by The Andrew W Mellon Foundation, the Association of Art Museum Directors (AAMD), the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) and Ithaka S+R has found that US art museum staff have become more racially and ethnically diverse since 2015.
Gringotts coming to Harry Potter studio tour in London attraction's largest-ever expansion
BY Andy Knaggs | 29 Jan 2019
Harry Potter fans in London, UK, can experience a new treat from Q2 this year, when the Gringotts Wizarding Bank expansion opens at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter.
Bernard Tschumi Architects complete industrial sciences museum in China
BY Andrew Manns | 29 Jan 2019
Project teams have announced the completion of the Tianjin Binhai Exploratorium, a science and industry museum designed by Bernard Tschumi Architects (BTA).
Turkey’s Ankapark to open in capital in March
BY Luke Cloherty | 29 Jan 2019
A huge new theme park is set to open in this Turkish capital, Ankara, in March, covering an area of 1.4m sq m (15.1m sq ft).
Smithsonian museums were losing US$1m a week during government shutdown
BY Luke Cloherty | 29 Jan 2019
Bosses at Smithsonian, the world’s largest museum, research and education complex, will have been pleased to hear that the US government ended its shutdown on Friday, as the institution was losing an estimated US$1m (€875,700, £759,240) a week during the period.
Design for life change: V&A Dundee director seeks to inspire through creativity
BY Andy Knaggs | 29 Jan 2019
The V&A Dundee – Scotland’s first major design museum – provides a “new idea” for people to discover, one that could help to "change their lives", according to director Philip Long.
Universal files patent application for walkthrough VR experiences
BY Andy Knaggs | 29 Jan 2019
Universal Studios has submitted a patent application in the US for a new system designed to keep visitors on track while experiencing a walk-through virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) attraction.Universal City Studios has submitted a patent application in the US for a new system that is designed to keep visitors on track while experiencing a walk-through virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) attraction.
US$100m aquarium planned for Basel
BY Luke Cloherty | 25 Jan 2019
A new 10,000sq m (107,639sq ft) aquarium is being slated for Basel, Switzerland, due to open in 2024.
National Portrait Gallery announces £35.5m facelift details
BY Luke Cloherty | 25 Jan 2019
The National Portrait Gallery (NPG) in London has released details of its redevelopment plans, which entail a new entrance, new public galleries in the building’s East Wing and a new learning space.
Universal’s theme parks make revenue and pre-tax earnings gains in 2018
BY Luke Cloherty | 25 Jan 2019
Universal’s theme parks achieved steady financial growth in the full year 2018 and in the fourth quarter of the year.
Fox countersuing Genting over Malaysian theme park fiasco
BY Luke Cloherty | 25 Jan 2019
20th Century Fox has launched a counterclaim case against Genting over the failed Fox World theme park just outside Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
     
 


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