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Boston museum announces plans for 4D cinema
BY Jason Holland | 03 Apr 2014
The Museum of Science in Boston is to open a new 98-seat 4D cinema in
August. It will use technology from Toronto-based SimEx-Iwerks Entertainment,
combining a high-definition 3D film with sensory effects built into the seats and
cinema environment. The current 3D digital cinema at the museum will close on
30 March as a result.
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RIBA Regional Awards 2014 shortlist revealed
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Apr 2014
The Shard, the London Aquatic Centre, and Portsmouth’s Mary Rose Museum
are among 233 projects shortlisted for the Royal Institute of British Architects
(RIBA) Regional Awards.
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Plans revealed for Bill Shankly-themed hotel and museum
BY Tom Anstey | 01 Apr 2014
Following the opening of the Titanic hotel in Liverpool, UK’s city centre, the
same company behind it has proposed plans to redevelop the council-owned
Millennium House to become a Bill Shankly-themed aparthotel and museum in a
£15m ($25m, €18.1m) scheme.
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Work begins on US$138 Malaysian animation theme park
BY Jak Phillips | 31 Mar 2014
Ground has been broken on Malaysia’s first animation theme park project in
Perak – a RM450 million (US$138m, €100m, £83m) collaboration between
integrated tourism destination specialist the Sanderson Group and property
developer Perak Corporation Berhad.
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Coventry Transport Museum to undergo £8.5m redevelopment
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Mar 2014
Work is to start at the beginning of April on the redevelopment of Coventry’s
Transport Museum. The £8.5m project, six years in the making, will see 12 of
the museum’s 14 galleries transformed and will also improve a range of visitor
facilities at the museum.
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Hopes dashed for Barry Island leisure redevelopment
BY Jak Phillips | 28 Mar 2014
Proposals to transform a Barry Island attraction into a multi-million pound
mixed use development have been thrown out by the local council, just days
before the annual Barry Island Pleasure Park fairground opens for Whitmore
Bay’s summer season.
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Fan bids to turn Kurt Cobain's childhood home into museum
BY Jak Phillips | 27 Mar 2014
Twenty years on from his tragic death, legendary Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain
could be immortalised in a museum at his former home, a site the local Mayor
hopes could become as big as Elvis Presley attraction Graceland.
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Merlin's Nick Varney: Shrek will 'mark a new level' for IP attractions
BY Jak Phillips | 26 Mar 2014
Merlin Entertainments CEO Nick Varney has revealed the latest developments
for the Shrek-themed attraction set to open in London next year and believes it
will “mark a new level in the way location-based entertainment and intellectual
property work together.”
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