London Architecture
Museum of Architecture London
Discover the extensive collections of the V&A and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). Together they form the world s most comprehensive architectural resource. Explore over 1 million drawings by major British architects from the 15th century to the present including those by Sir Christopher Wren, Inigo Jones, J.B. Papworth, Pugin, Voysey and Lord Norman Foster plus important foreign groups including the majority of the surviving Palladio drawings and drawings by Royal Gold Medallists that include Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright…
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We will consider all applications on their individual merit; successful applicants should demonstrate suitability, dedication and fitness for their chosen programme of study. All candidates are asked to submit evidence of previous production and creative practice, normally presented as a portfolio. As far as possible, students are invited to attend for interview and will be offered the opportunity to view the School and meet appropriate staff and students. Where prior qualifications are not available; applicants with appropriate experience will…
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To understand how the Olympics is changing London, rather than visiting the Olympic Park, walk around it – through Hackney Wick, Bow and the thrusting new landscape of Stratford. Start with coffee at the Hackney Pearl (11 Prince Edward Road, thehackneypearl.com), and the surreal sight of a tree growing in the middle of the road. Head past industrial goods yards and artists studios. At White Post Lane drop into The White Building (thewhitebuilding.org.uk), London s newest arts centre. Since the towpath across the canal from here has been closed…
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Manchester United s absence from the Champions League hurt more than the fans pride last year - it also dented the bottom line. Revenues at the New Uork listed club dipped 8.8 per cent to £395.2m in the year to June, triggering a £1.2 million loss after broadcasting and sponsorship deals dried up. The club said it was now looking to raise $400m from a share issue. GETTY IMAGES 2/50 Star Wars boosts economy Production of the next Star Wars movie has brought an economic impact of some £150 million to Britain, according to company accounts. The seventh…
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Global architecture and design firm Perkins+Will announced today that it has acquired the London-based branding, retail strategy, and design consultancy Portland Design Associates. Portland, whose clients include British Land, Heathrow Airport, St. Pancras International, Diageo, HMS Host, CNN, and TDIC, is best known for crafting brand and retail strategies that “future proof” their clients’ business by anticipating changes in how customers shop in, and interact with, places. Portland will become the latest creative services business to join the…
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Location London Type Permanent Salary £30, - £32, Ref 7736 An exciting opportunity now exists for an experienced Part II Architectural Assistant, to join this small, design-led multidisciplinary practice in Knightsbridge, specialising in high-end residential and commercial projects. The practice has a strong portfolio of clean, considered and cohesive schemes in super-prime areas of London, including Knightsbridge, Chelsea and Notting Hill. Due to the company’s continual success, the firm is experiencing an increased workload and are able to offer…
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The 2016 London Festival of Architecture (LFA) celebrates London as a global hub of architecture. The theme of the London Festival of Architecture 2016 is “Community”, and the festival aims to connect with as many people as possible to demonstrate architecture’s relevance to London and its diverse communities. The festival programme features exhibitions and events organised by London’s leading architectural, cultural and academic institutions alongside architects, designers, curators and community groups from around the UK. To celebrate LFA, New…
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Since ZSL London Zoo opened in 1828, many leading architects have contributed to the built environment of the Zoo, creating a collection of buildings that includes two Grade I and eight Grade II listed structures. In 1826, Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles along with Sir Humphrey Davy founded the Zoological Society of London. Decimus Burton (1800-1881) was asked to lay out the grounds and housing for the animals in London Zoo. Decimus, whose name derives from the fact that he was the tenth of ten children, was an extraordinarily gifted architect and many…
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Population 593, Student population 45, Glasgow is Scotland s largest city, and one of Britain s liveliest. Glasgow has campaigned vigorously and successfully to change its mean city image. Home of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow School of Art, it is Scotland s cultural capital. Scotland s opera, ballet and national orchestra are based in the city, which also boasts a profusion of art galleries, museums and theatres. Students find the locals generally very friendly. The three universities are within easy reach of one another and many…
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The London Architecture Diary is your essential guide to architecture exhibitions and events taking place across London, brought to you by New London Architecture. Since launching in 2005, the LAD mission has been to communicate the diverse array of architecture-related programmes that take place at cultural institutions and independent venues across the city. As of Spring 2015, LAD will now be championed by NLA, the diary s new home. Supported by leading museums, galleries and architecture schools, the London Architecture Diary provides listings…
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