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Peter Zumthor revises LACMA design
BY Kim Megson | 11 Apr 2017
Swiss architect Peter Zumthor has revised his much-discussed design
for the new US$600m (€565.5m, £483.2m) home of the Los Angeles County Museum of
Art (LACMA).
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Jorvik re-opens following 2015 flood damage
BY Alice Davis | 07 Apr 2017
Jorvik Viking Centre, in York, UK, re-opens this week following a £4m (US$4.96m,
€4.67m) refurbishment project. The renovation works were necessary following
devastating floods that hit the north of England in December 2015, causing untold damage
to homes, buildings and infrastructure.
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WAZA appoints conservation expert Doug Cress as CEO
BY Alice Davis | 04 Apr 2017
The World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) has hired a new CEO, who will run
the global organisation and its relationship with more then 300 members around the
world.
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Japanese aquariums quit JAZA over Taiji cove dolphin ban
BY Alice Davis | 03 Apr 2017
Two aquariums in Japan have left the Japanese Association of Zoos and Aquariums (JAZA)
over the organisation’s decision to ban members from procuring dolphins from
controversial drive hunts, specifically off the town of Taiji in Wakayama Prefecture.
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Interactive bus tour takes kids back to Elizabethan London
BY Alice Davis | 31 Mar 2017
A London sightseeing company has launched a multi-sensory bus tour designed to take
schoolchildren back to circa 15th century, where they’ll learn about the Black Death,
Shakespeare and the gunpowder plot.
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