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Asif Khan unveils huge woven gateways for Expo 2020 Dubai
BY Stu Robarts | 10 Feb 2020
Three huge entry gateways for Expo 2020 Dubai, designed by Asif Khan, will welcome visitors onto the site from 20 October, with a futuristic exploration of the traditional mashrabiya.
City council wrangles cause robust debate on Belfast Zoo's future
BY Andy Knaggs | 10 Feb 2020
The future nature of Belfast Zoo is uncertain after a motion was tabled by a city councillor to phase out the display of caged animals and return the animals "to their natural habitats". However, the motion also envisaged transforming the zoo into a "world-class visitor attraction by 2025".
Building work delays opening of Oslo's £250m Munch Museum
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 07 Feb 2020
The opening of the hotly-anticipated Munchsmeet (Munch Museum) in Oslo, Norway, has been pushed back due to building delays.
Niall McLaughlin Architects to design Somerset House auditorium and public space
BY Stu Robarts | 07 Feb 2020
Niall McLaughlin Architects have been chosen to design a new, multi-purpose auditorium and public space for London's Somerset House arts centre.
US$18m redevelopment focused on engagement at St Louis Holocaust Museum
BY Andy Knaggs | 07 Feb 2020
The St Louis Holocaust Museum in Missouri, US, has announced a new US$18m (€16.4m, £13.9m) project to deliver a state of the art facility that triples its existing space, enhancing its ability to engage with visitors and the regional community.
Smithsonian announces partnership with V&A East
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 06 Feb 2020
The Smithsonian Institute has announced a new partnership with the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) that will see the curation of a new gallery at its V&A East campus.
Heritage Great Britain to invest £1.1m in Snowdon Mountain Railway
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 06 Feb 2020
Heritage Great Britain (HGB) has announced plans to invest £1.1m (US$1,4m, €1.3m) in new hybrid diesel locomotives at its Snowdon Mountain Railway attraction in Snowdonia, Wales, in a bid to reduce its carbon footprint.
UK's youth heritage programme wins new government funding
BY Andy Knaggs | 06 Feb 2020
The UK Government has earmarked almost £1.3m (US$1.7m, €1.5m) towards a scheme that aims to involve young people in heritage, through a new grant to the National Lottery Heritage Fund's "Kick the Dust" programme.
X+Living create fantastical 3D world for kids in Shenzhen
BY Stu Robarts | 05 Feb 2020
X+Living have created a kids' activity centre in Shenzhen, China, that combines a mix of slides, ball-pits and hidden spaces with fantastical design elements and a pastels aesthetic.
Disney predicts US$280m hit from coronavirus outbreak
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Feb 2020
Disney has predicted that the coronavirus outbreak will cost its parks division an estimated US$280m (€253.9m, €253.8m, £214.5m) after the operator shut down both its Shanghai and Hong Kong resorts as a result of the quickly-spreading virus.
World-first Duplo coaster coming to Legoland Windsor in March
BY Andy Knaggs | 04 Feb 2020
An opening date of 14 March 2020 has been announced for the enhanced Duplo Valley area at Merlin Entertainments' Legoland Windsor Resort in the UK, where the world's first Duplo rollercoaster will also debut.
Saudi 'giga project' Qiddiya kicks off 12-month ground preparation work
BY Andy Knaggs | 04 Feb 2020
Construction at Qiddiya – the site earmarked as Saudi Arabia's future "capital of entertainment, sports and the arts" – has moved into a new phase, with the appointment of Saudi road construction company Abdul Ali Al-Ajmi to undertake a 12-month ground preparation project.
ARM Architecture begin AU$150m upgrade of Sydney Opera House
BY Stu Robarts | 04 Feb 2020
ARM Architecture have begun work on a AU$150m (US$101m, €91m, £77m), two-year renovation of the Sydney Opera House that will better equip it for performances, enhance its acoustics, improve accessibility and create a safer working environment.
Disney reveals high-flying Spider-Man animatronic stunt robot for Avengers Campus
BY Tom Anstey | 04 Feb 2020
Disney's new Spider-Man attraction, coming to Disney's California Adventure later this year, will feature a world-first, with an animatronic version of the web-slinger set to perform live-action stunts in the new Avengers Campus.
Final openings due at vast Gensler-designed American Dream mega-mall
BY Stu Robarts | 04 Feb 2020
The final retail and dining offerings are due to open next month the vast American Dream leisure, entertainment and retail complex in the US state of New Jersey, which opened in October having broken ground in 2004.
Coronavirus concern sees HE Art Museum postpone opening
BY Andy Knaggs | 03 Feb 2020
China's HE Art Museum (HEM) has postponed its planned opening in March due to ongoing concerns regarding the coronavirus outbreak in the country.
Seattle Asian Art Museum to reopen after LMN Architects revamp
BY Stu Robarts | 03 Feb 2020
The Seattle Asian Art Museum will reopen this weekend after a $56m (€51m, £43m) renovation and expansion of its historic 1933 Art Deco building by LMN Architects.
Financial struggles lead to closure of Malaysia's MAPS theme park
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Feb 2020
Movie Animation Park Studios (MAPS) – the RM520m (US$126.4m, €114.2m, £96.7m) theme park in Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia – has closed its doors after less than three years of operation due to crippling financial problems.
Axiom Space and Philippe Starck to create commercial space station at the ISS
BY Stu Robarts | 03 Feb 2020
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has chosen a team led by Axiom Space with design by Philippe Starck to create a commercial space station that will host professional astronauts and private explorers.
London's Natural History Museum announces new strategy to tackle climate change after declaring 'planetary emergency'
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 31 Jan 2020
The Natural History Museum (NHM) has announced a new strategy outlining the role it will play in tackling the devastating impact of climate change, after declaring a "planetary emergency".
     
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561 to 580 of 9724 news stories
Asif Khan unveils huge woven gateways for Expo 2020 Dubai
BY Stu Robarts | 10 Feb 2020
Three huge entry gateways for Expo 2020 Dubai, designed by Asif Khan, will welcome visitors onto the site from 20 October, with a futuristic exploration of the traditional mashrabiya.
City council wrangles cause robust debate on Belfast Zoo's future
BY Andy Knaggs | 10 Feb 2020
The future nature of Belfast Zoo is uncertain after a motion was tabled by a city councillor to phase out the display of caged animals and return the animals "to their natural habitats". However, the motion also envisaged transforming the zoo into a "world-class visitor attraction by 2025".
Building work delays opening of Oslo's £250m Munch Museum
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 07 Feb 2020
The opening of the hotly-anticipated Munchsmeet (Munch Museum) in Oslo, Norway, has been pushed back due to building delays.
Niall McLaughlin Architects to design Somerset House auditorium and public space
BY Stu Robarts | 07 Feb 2020
Niall McLaughlin Architects have been chosen to design a new, multi-purpose auditorium and public space for London's Somerset House arts centre.
US$18m redevelopment focused on engagement at St Louis Holocaust Museum
BY Andy Knaggs | 07 Feb 2020
The St Louis Holocaust Museum in Missouri, US, has announced a new US$18m (€16.4m, £13.9m) project to deliver a state of the art facility that triples its existing space, enhancing its ability to engage with visitors and the regional community.
Smithsonian announces partnership with V&A East
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 06 Feb 2020
The Smithsonian Institute has announced a new partnership with the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) that will see the curation of a new gallery at its V&A East campus.
Heritage Great Britain to invest £1.1m in Snowdon Mountain Railway
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 06 Feb 2020
Heritage Great Britain (HGB) has announced plans to invest £1.1m (US$1,4m, €1.3m) in new hybrid diesel locomotives at its Snowdon Mountain Railway attraction in Snowdonia, Wales, in a bid to reduce its carbon footprint.
UK's youth heritage programme wins new government funding
BY Andy Knaggs | 06 Feb 2020
The UK Government has earmarked almost £1.3m (US$1.7m, €1.5m) towards a scheme that aims to involve young people in heritage, through a new grant to the National Lottery Heritage Fund's "Kick the Dust" programme.
X+Living create fantastical 3D world for kids in Shenzhen
BY Stu Robarts | 05 Feb 2020
X+Living have created a kids' activity centre in Shenzhen, China, that combines a mix of slides, ball-pits and hidden spaces with fantastical design elements and a pastels aesthetic.
Disney predicts US$280m hit from coronavirus outbreak
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Feb 2020
Disney has predicted that the coronavirus outbreak will cost its parks division an estimated US$280m (€253.9m, €253.8m, £214.5m) after the operator shut down both its Shanghai and Hong Kong resorts as a result of the quickly-spreading virus.
World-first Duplo coaster coming to Legoland Windsor in March
BY Andy Knaggs | 04 Feb 2020
An opening date of 14 March 2020 has been announced for the enhanced Duplo Valley area at Merlin Entertainments' Legoland Windsor Resort in the UK, where the world's first Duplo rollercoaster will also debut.
Saudi 'giga project' Qiddiya kicks off 12-month ground preparation work
BY Andy Knaggs | 04 Feb 2020
Construction at Qiddiya – the site earmarked as Saudi Arabia's future "capital of entertainment, sports and the arts" – has moved into a new phase, with the appointment of Saudi road construction company Abdul Ali Al-Ajmi to undertake a 12-month ground preparation project.
ARM Architecture begin AU$150m upgrade of Sydney Opera House
BY Stu Robarts | 04 Feb 2020
ARM Architecture have begun work on a AU$150m (US$101m, €91m, £77m), two-year renovation of the Sydney Opera House that will better equip it for performances, enhance its acoustics, improve accessibility and create a safer working environment.
Disney reveals high-flying Spider-Man animatronic stunt robot for Avengers Campus
BY Tom Anstey | 04 Feb 2020
Disney's new Spider-Man attraction, coming to Disney's California Adventure later this year, will feature a world-first, with an animatronic version of the web-slinger set to perform live-action stunts in the new Avengers Campus.
Final openings due at vast Gensler-designed American Dream mega-mall
BY Stu Robarts | 04 Feb 2020
The final retail and dining offerings are due to open next month the vast American Dream leisure, entertainment and retail complex in the US state of New Jersey, which opened in October having broken ground in 2004.
Coronavirus concern sees HE Art Museum postpone opening
BY Andy Knaggs | 03 Feb 2020
China's HE Art Museum (HEM) has postponed its planned opening in March due to ongoing concerns regarding the coronavirus outbreak in the country.
Seattle Asian Art Museum to reopen after LMN Architects revamp
BY Stu Robarts | 03 Feb 2020
The Seattle Asian Art Museum will reopen this weekend after a $56m (€51m, £43m) renovation and expansion of its historic 1933 Art Deco building by LMN Architects.
Financial struggles lead to closure of Malaysia's MAPS theme park
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Feb 2020
Movie Animation Park Studios (MAPS) – the RM520m (US$126.4m, €114.2m, £96.7m) theme park in Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia – has closed its doors after less than three years of operation due to crippling financial problems.
Axiom Space and Philippe Starck to create commercial space station at the ISS
BY Stu Robarts | 03 Feb 2020
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has chosen a team led by Axiom Space with design by Philippe Starck to create a commercial space station that will host professional astronauts and private explorers.
London's Natural History Museum announces new strategy to tackle climate change after declaring 'planetary emergency'
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 31 Jan 2020
The Natural History Museum (NHM) has announced a new strategy outlining the role it will play in tackling the devastating impact of climate change, after declaring a "planetary emergency".
     
 


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