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UNESCO mobilises experts to asses earthquake damage to Nepal heritage sites
BY Tom Anstey | 01 May 2015
Following the loss of culture and human life in the wake of the Nepal earthquake late last week, UNESCO is taking steps to asses and try to manage the damage to heritage sites across the country.
Adventure, medieval and fantasy zones all unveiled for £2bn Paramount London development
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
London Resort Company Holdings (LRCH) has released new images and details for the £2bn (US$3bn, €2.8bn) Paramount London theme park and resort development, unveiling a number of themed zones with rides and attractions.
ProSlide opens Asia-Pacific hub in Shanghai
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
Canadian-based waterpark manufacturer ProSlide Technology has opened up a new office in Shanghai to serve as an operations centre for its projects in the Asia-Pacific region.
Safdie Architects' Medal of Honor Museum pays tribute to US's highest distinction
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
Safdie Architects have unveiled plans for South Carolina’s National Medal of Honor Museum – a five-point design presenting the history of the US’s most decorated and revered soldiers.
Disney unveils Frozen and Fantasyland concepts for Tokyo parks
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
Disney has revealed new details for the ¥500bn (US$4.5bn, €3.6bn, £2.8bn) 10-year expansion of its Tokyo resorts, confirming plans for a Frozen makeover at DisneySea and the redevelopment of Fantasyland at Disneyland.
World's first and only Shark Bridge debuts at Newport Aquarium
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
Newport Aquarium’s ‘Shark Bridge’ – a 75ft (22.8m) rope suspension bridge crossing the Kentucky aquarium’s 385,000-gallon shark tank – has opened to the public, offering the world’s first such attraction.
World's largest touring videogame exhibition comes to Canada
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
The Barbican’s touring videogame exhibition, Game On, has come to Canada for the first time, with the installation at Montreal Science Centre becoming the country’s largest ever videogame exhibition.
Architectural all-stars present €34m Swarovski Crystal Worlds expansion
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Apr 2015
A team made up of Snøhetta, Cao Perrot and Schlögl & Süß Architekten have created the architectural elements and designs for the €34m (US$37.3m, £24.3m) expansion of Wattens, Austria’s Swarovski Crystal Worlds.
Planetarium nears opening in UAE's Sharjah emirate
BY Alice Davis | 29 Apr 2015
The Sharjah Centre for Astronomy and Space Sciences is nearing its opening date of May 7, providing a new digital and hybrid planetarium for the Middle East region.
Avatar exhibit to go on global tour in 2016 ahead of sequel's release
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Apr 2015
Marketing company Global Experience Specialists and film producers Twentieth Century Fox are teaming up to create an interactive touring exhibition based on the 2009 blockbuster Avatar.
State lawmakers try to clear a path for Lucas Museum and Obama Library in Chicago
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Apr 2015
A bill has been passed in Illinois by state lawmakers aimed at improving Chicago’s efforts to build both the George Lucas’ Museum of Narrative Art and Barack Obama’s Presidential Library.
Danish science centre gutted by fire
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Apr 2015
A fire has “more or less completely destroyed” a popular science centre in Hellerup near Copenhagen, Denmark.
Nepal earthquake destroys ancient monuments, killing hundreds of visitors
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Apr 2015
Hundreds are feared dead following the collapse of several UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Nepal after last week’s earthquake, which claimed thousands of lives across the country.
Vancouver Aquarium wins management bid for Spain's L’Oceanogràfic
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Apr 2015
Canada’s Vancouver Aquarium has been chosen by the City of Valencia in Spain to run L’Oceanographic – Europe’s largest aquarium.
Architecture students’ winter spectacle to showcase Leonardo da Vinci’s Bridge Out of Ice
BY Kate Corney | 28 Apr 2015
An international team of students led by the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is to build a 50m (164ft) ice bridge as the centrepiece for a winter exhibition of architecture in Finland in 2016.
Renzo Piano's new Whitney offers one of New York's largest art spaces
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2015
The Renzo Piano-designed Whitney Museum of American Art in New York’s Meatpacking District will open to the public this Friday (1 May), offering indoor and outdoor galleries, a conservation laboratory and the largest column-free exhibition space in the entire city.
Cleveland Museum of Natural History approves Fentress' US$150m masterplan
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2015
Colorado-based architectural firm Fentress have revealed final plans for the US$150m (€138m, £99m) renovation and expansion of Cleveland’s Museum of Natural History after gaining approval from the museum’s board of trustees.
Second-largest safari park in Europe opens in Turkey
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2015
Turkey’s Gaziantep Safari Park has opened to the public, offering the second-largest safari experience in all of Europe.
Tate Harmer designs underground arts venue at Brunel’s historic Thames Tunnel
BY Jason Holland | 24 Apr 2015
Isambard Kingdom Brunel's original entrance to the world's first underwater tunnel is to be turned into a cultural venue for music performances, theatre and events.
Chemical confusion leads to death of 400 fish at Texas State Aquarium
BY Tom Anstey | 24 Apr 2015
A mislabelled chemical has been blamed for the loss of more than a tenth of Texas State Aquarium fish last week.
     
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4821 to 4840 of 9728 news stories
UNESCO mobilises experts to asses earthquake damage to Nepal heritage sites
BY Tom Anstey | 01 May 2015
Following the loss of culture and human life in the wake of the Nepal earthquake late last week, UNESCO is taking steps to asses and try to manage the damage to heritage sites across the country.
Adventure, medieval and fantasy zones all unveiled for £2bn Paramount London development
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
London Resort Company Holdings (LRCH) has released new images and details for the £2bn (US$3bn, €2.8bn) Paramount London theme park and resort development, unveiling a number of themed zones with rides and attractions.
ProSlide opens Asia-Pacific hub in Shanghai
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
Canadian-based waterpark manufacturer ProSlide Technology has opened up a new office in Shanghai to serve as an operations centre for its projects in the Asia-Pacific region.
Safdie Architects' Medal of Honor Museum pays tribute to US's highest distinction
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
Safdie Architects have unveiled plans for South Carolina’s National Medal of Honor Museum – a five-point design presenting the history of the US’s most decorated and revered soldiers.
Disney unveils Frozen and Fantasyland concepts for Tokyo parks
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
Disney has revealed new details for the ¥500bn (US$4.5bn, €3.6bn, £2.8bn) 10-year expansion of its Tokyo resorts, confirming plans for a Frozen makeover at DisneySea and the redevelopment of Fantasyland at Disneyland.
World's first and only Shark Bridge debuts at Newport Aquarium
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
Newport Aquarium’s ‘Shark Bridge’ – a 75ft (22.8m) rope suspension bridge crossing the Kentucky aquarium’s 385,000-gallon shark tank – has opened to the public, offering the world’s first such attraction.
World's largest touring videogame exhibition comes to Canada
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Apr 2015
The Barbican’s touring videogame exhibition, Game On, has come to Canada for the first time, with the installation at Montreal Science Centre becoming the country’s largest ever videogame exhibition.
Architectural all-stars present €34m Swarovski Crystal Worlds expansion
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Apr 2015
A team made up of Snøhetta, Cao Perrot and Schlögl & Süß Architekten have created the architectural elements and designs for the €34m (US$37.3m, £24.3m) expansion of Wattens, Austria’s Swarovski Crystal Worlds.
Planetarium nears opening in UAE's Sharjah emirate
BY Alice Davis | 29 Apr 2015
The Sharjah Centre for Astronomy and Space Sciences is nearing its opening date of May 7, providing a new digital and hybrid planetarium for the Middle East region.
Avatar exhibit to go on global tour in 2016 ahead of sequel's release
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Apr 2015
Marketing company Global Experience Specialists and film producers Twentieth Century Fox are teaming up to create an interactive touring exhibition based on the 2009 blockbuster Avatar.
State lawmakers try to clear a path for Lucas Museum and Obama Library in Chicago
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Apr 2015
A bill has been passed in Illinois by state lawmakers aimed at improving Chicago’s efforts to build both the George Lucas’ Museum of Narrative Art and Barack Obama’s Presidential Library.
Danish science centre gutted by fire
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Apr 2015
A fire has “more or less completely destroyed” a popular science centre in Hellerup near Copenhagen, Denmark.
Nepal earthquake destroys ancient monuments, killing hundreds of visitors
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Apr 2015
Hundreds are feared dead following the collapse of several UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Nepal after last week’s earthquake, which claimed thousands of lives across the country.
Vancouver Aquarium wins management bid for Spain's L’Oceanogràfic
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Apr 2015
Canada’s Vancouver Aquarium has been chosen by the City of Valencia in Spain to run L’Oceanographic – Europe’s largest aquarium.
Architecture students’ winter spectacle to showcase Leonardo da Vinci’s Bridge Out of Ice
BY Kate Corney | 28 Apr 2015
An international team of students led by the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is to build a 50m (164ft) ice bridge as the centrepiece for a winter exhibition of architecture in Finland in 2016.
Renzo Piano's new Whitney offers one of New York's largest art spaces
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2015
The Renzo Piano-designed Whitney Museum of American Art in New York’s Meatpacking District will open to the public this Friday (1 May), offering indoor and outdoor galleries, a conservation laboratory and the largest column-free exhibition space in the entire city.
Cleveland Museum of Natural History approves Fentress' US$150m masterplan
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2015
Colorado-based architectural firm Fentress have revealed final plans for the US$150m (€138m, £99m) renovation and expansion of Cleveland’s Museum of Natural History after gaining approval from the museum’s board of trustees.
Second-largest safari park in Europe opens in Turkey
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2015
Turkey’s Gaziantep Safari Park has opened to the public, offering the second-largest safari experience in all of Europe.
Tate Harmer designs underground arts venue at Brunel’s historic Thames Tunnel
BY Jason Holland | 24 Apr 2015
Isambard Kingdom Brunel's original entrance to the world's first underwater tunnel is to be turned into a cultural venue for music performances, theatre and events.
Chemical confusion leads to death of 400 fish at Texas State Aquarium
BY Tom Anstey | 24 Apr 2015
A mislabelled chemical has been blamed for the loss of more than a tenth of Texas State Aquarium fish last week.
     
 


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