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Eva Jiricná to design major new gallery for New York's oldest museum
BY Kim Megson | 15 Oct 2015
The New-York Historical Society, the city’s oldest museum, has commissioned Czech architect Eva Jiricná to create a new permanent gallery to house its 100-strong collection of Tiffany glass lamps.
Scotland Yard's collection of London crime artefacts to get permanent public home
BY Tom Anstey | 15 Oct 2015
Following its debut last week as a temporary exhibition inside the Museum of London, plans are in the works to set up a new public institution to display Scotland Yard’s infamous ‘Black Museum’, a collection of criminal evidence from the Metropolitan Police Service.
Weak economy halts development of Malaysia's 20th Century Fox World
BY Tom Anstey | 15 Oct 2015
The Genting Group has pushed back the opening of its 20th Century Fox World theme park near Kuala Lumpur to 2017, citing weak local currency as the reason for the delay.
Caruso St John complete high-profile projects for Hirst, Gagosian and Liverpool Philharmonic
BY Tom Anstey | 14 Oct 2015
Three high-profile projects designed by London-based architecture studio Caruso St John have been opened in the space of just two weeks.
Beta testing tickets for The Void sell out within hours
BY Tom Anstey | 14 Oct 2015
The Void – a multi-million dollar next-gen virtual reality gaming experience coming to Utah in 2016 – recently opened reservations for beta testing, with tickets selling out in just a few hours.
New SeaWorld enclosure comes at cost of breeding ban
BY Tom Anstey | 14 Oct 2015
The California Coastal Commission has granted SeaWorld planning permission to expand its Orca facility in San Diego on the basis that it cannot add any new whales from the wild to its tanks and that none of the park’s orcas will be allowed to breed.
SANNA-designed 'River' community centre in Connecticut, US, opens to the public
BY Kim Megson | 14 Oct 2015
The SANAA-designed Grace Farms complex – a multipurpose facility which features a gymnasium, library and several performance spaces – officially opened on 9 October in New Canaan, Connecticut, US.
Texas to turn Alamo into premier heritage attraction with US$48m investment
BY Tom Anstey | 13 Oct 2015
The Alamo – one of the US’s most historic landmarks – is to undergo a US$48m (€42.1m, £31.3m) renovation to turn the attraction into a prime heritage destination.
South Korean artist Koo Jeong A designs glow-in-the-dark skatepark for Liverpool
BY Kim Megson | 13 Oct 2015
The UK’s first glow-in-the-dark skateboard park has opened in Liverpool ahead of the city’s 2016 biennial arts festival.
Groosman unveil extreme cantilever design for Kigali Art & Culture Centre in Rwanda
BY Kate Parker | 13 Oct 2015
Dutch architectural firm Groosman has unveiled a new Rwandan art and cultural centre which will feature two huge cantilevered wings.
Exclusive: Shrek and Kung Fu Panda to star at DreamWorks waterpark in American Dream mega mall
BY Alice Davis | 13 Oct 2015
Canadian water ride specialist ProSlide is working with the Triple Five real estate company on the multi-million-dollar waterpark section of the upcoming American Dream project in New Jersey.
Mississippi Arts and Entertainment Experience to recognise state's legendary artists
BY Tom Anstey | 12 Oct 2015
Ground has been broken on a US$45m (€40m, £29m) immersive arts facility in Meridian, Mississippi, dedicated to film, literature, music, art, dance, theatre and visual arts.
Gulfport selects architect for US$100m aquarium project
BY Tom Anstey | 12 Oct 2015
The city of Gulfport in Mississippi has selected architectural firm Eley Guild Hardy to design one of the largest aquariums in the US as part of a US$120m (€96.4m, £75.6m) mixed-use mega development.
Disney brings the page to life with augmented reality colouring app
BY Tom Anstey | 09 Oct 2015
Disney has developed a way to live map colour from a 2D colouring book onto an animated 3D model using augmented reality.
Gerald Ford Museum to undergo US$15m modernisation
BY Tom Anstey | 09 Oct 2015
The Gerald R. Ford Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has closed its doors ahead of a major revamp of the ageing facility.
7,000 attend EAS's first foray into Scandinavia
BY Tom Anstey | 09 Oct 2015
The first ever Euro Attractions Show to be held in Scandinavia has been hailed a success after 7,000 visitors attended the three-day conference and trade show in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Exclusive: Forrec planning Top Gear, CBeebies attractions for BBC Worldwide
BY Alice Davis | 09 Oct 2015
Global design firm Forrec is collaborating with BBC Worldwide on plans for fixed attractions based on some of the British broadcaster's most famous brands.
Vancouver Art Gallery seeks funding for major redevelopment
BY Tom Anstey | 09 Oct 2015
Vancouver Art Gallery is in line for a radical redevelopment, but only if the Canadian attraction can fund the multi-million dollar cost of the ambitious plans, which will double the institution’s exhibition footprint.
Museum of London's Crime Museum uncovers city's grisly past
BY Tom Anstey | 08 Oct 2015
The Museum of London has debuted a new exhibition where, for the first time, a selection of items used in notorious crimes have gone on display to the general public.
ABBA's Björn reveals plans for Mamma Mia restaurant experience
BY Alice Davis | 07 Oct 2015
Swedish music icon Björn Ulvaeus revealed details of his upcoming project – Mamma Mia The Party – as he gave the keynote speech at the Euro Attractions Show (EAS) in Gothenburg today (7 October).
     
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Eva Jiricná to design major new gallery for New York's oldest museum
BY Kim Megson | 15 Oct 2015
The New-York Historical Society, the city’s oldest museum, has commissioned Czech architect Eva Jiricná to create a new permanent gallery to house its 100-strong collection of Tiffany glass lamps.
Scotland Yard's collection of London crime artefacts to get permanent public home
BY Tom Anstey | 15 Oct 2015
Following its debut last week as a temporary exhibition inside the Museum of London, plans are in the works to set up a new public institution to display Scotland Yard’s infamous ‘Black Museum’, a collection of criminal evidence from the Metropolitan Police Service.
Weak economy halts development of Malaysia's 20th Century Fox World
BY Tom Anstey | 15 Oct 2015
The Genting Group has pushed back the opening of its 20th Century Fox World theme park near Kuala Lumpur to 2017, citing weak local currency as the reason for the delay.
Caruso St John complete high-profile projects for Hirst, Gagosian and Liverpool Philharmonic
BY Tom Anstey | 14 Oct 2015
Three high-profile projects designed by London-based architecture studio Caruso St John have been opened in the space of just two weeks.
Beta testing tickets for The Void sell out within hours
BY Tom Anstey | 14 Oct 2015
The Void – a multi-million dollar next-gen virtual reality gaming experience coming to Utah in 2016 – recently opened reservations for beta testing, with tickets selling out in just a few hours.
New SeaWorld enclosure comes at cost of breeding ban
BY Tom Anstey | 14 Oct 2015
The California Coastal Commission has granted SeaWorld planning permission to expand its Orca facility in San Diego on the basis that it cannot add any new whales from the wild to its tanks and that none of the park’s orcas will be allowed to breed.
SANNA-designed 'River' community centre in Connecticut, US, opens to the public
BY Kim Megson | 14 Oct 2015
The SANAA-designed Grace Farms complex – a multipurpose facility which features a gymnasium, library and several performance spaces – officially opened on 9 October in New Canaan, Connecticut, US.
Texas to turn Alamo into premier heritage attraction with US$48m investment
BY Tom Anstey | 13 Oct 2015
The Alamo – one of the US’s most historic landmarks – is to undergo a US$48m (€42.1m, £31.3m) renovation to turn the attraction into a prime heritage destination.
South Korean artist Koo Jeong A designs glow-in-the-dark skatepark for Liverpool
BY Kim Megson | 13 Oct 2015
The UK’s first glow-in-the-dark skateboard park has opened in Liverpool ahead of the city’s 2016 biennial arts festival.
Groosman unveil extreme cantilever design for Kigali Art & Culture Centre in Rwanda
BY Kate Parker | 13 Oct 2015
Dutch architectural firm Groosman has unveiled a new Rwandan art and cultural centre which will feature two huge cantilevered wings.
Exclusive: Shrek and Kung Fu Panda to star at DreamWorks waterpark in American Dream mega mall
BY Alice Davis | 13 Oct 2015
Canadian water ride specialist ProSlide is working with the Triple Five real estate company on the multi-million-dollar waterpark section of the upcoming American Dream project in New Jersey.
Mississippi Arts and Entertainment Experience to recognise state's legendary artists
BY Tom Anstey | 12 Oct 2015
Ground has been broken on a US$45m (€40m, £29m) immersive arts facility in Meridian, Mississippi, dedicated to film, literature, music, art, dance, theatre and visual arts.
Gulfport selects architect for US$100m aquarium project
BY Tom Anstey | 12 Oct 2015
The city of Gulfport in Mississippi has selected architectural firm Eley Guild Hardy to design one of the largest aquariums in the US as part of a US$120m (€96.4m, £75.6m) mixed-use mega development.
Disney brings the page to life with augmented reality colouring app
BY Tom Anstey | 09 Oct 2015
Disney has developed a way to live map colour from a 2D colouring book onto an animated 3D model using augmented reality.
Gerald Ford Museum to undergo US$15m modernisation
BY Tom Anstey | 09 Oct 2015
The Gerald R. Ford Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has closed its doors ahead of a major revamp of the ageing facility.
7,000 attend EAS's first foray into Scandinavia
BY Tom Anstey | 09 Oct 2015
The first ever Euro Attractions Show to be held in Scandinavia has been hailed a success after 7,000 visitors attended the three-day conference and trade show in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Exclusive: Forrec planning Top Gear, CBeebies attractions for BBC Worldwide
BY Alice Davis | 09 Oct 2015
Global design firm Forrec is collaborating with BBC Worldwide on plans for fixed attractions based on some of the British broadcaster's most famous brands.
Vancouver Art Gallery seeks funding for major redevelopment
BY Tom Anstey | 09 Oct 2015
Vancouver Art Gallery is in line for a radical redevelopment, but only if the Canadian attraction can fund the multi-million dollar cost of the ambitious plans, which will double the institution’s exhibition footprint.
Museum of London's Crime Museum uncovers city's grisly past
BY Tom Anstey | 08 Oct 2015
The Museum of London has debuted a new exhibition where, for the first time, a selection of items used in notorious crimes have gone on display to the general public.
ABBA's Björn reveals plans for Mamma Mia restaurant experience
BY Alice Davis | 07 Oct 2015
Swedish music icon Björn Ulvaeus revealed details of his upcoming project – Mamma Mia The Party – as he gave the keynote speech at the Euro Attractions Show (EAS) in Gothenburg today (7 October).
     
 


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