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University College London professor John Tomaney is to give evidence in Parliament tomorrow as an inquiry begins into the health of Britain’s high streets

LOWELL — The School Building Committee received $36.9 million worth of good news on the Lowell High School rebuilding project during its Thursday night meeting at City Hall.

Peter Coy kicked off a transatlantic row by claiming that the capital is an incoherent riot because famous architects were used as a front to win planning approval.

Gilbert-Ash has been appointed to build a new junior school for St Paul’s School in west London.

A Northern Ireland construction and fit-out firm has been awarded a £31m project to deliver a school in west London.

Hundreds of students at the Bartlett School of Architecture have staged a protest after a ‘well-known and loved’ security guard was moved away from the position he has worked in for many years

HAVERHILL — To encourage residents to license their dogs, City Clerk Kaitlin Wright is holding the third annual “Top Dog” contest offering tags No. 1 through 3 as prizes.

The Harvard Graduate School of Design has listed its slate of Spring ‘24 public lecturers as part of our Get Lectured roundup for the new academic term. The events program begins on February 8 with a lecture from the new Global War on Terror Memorial designer Marlon Blackwell, whose appearance...

Join The Bartlett’s in-person Graduate Open Evening on Wednesday February 7, 2024, 4–7:30pm GMT to discover our postgraduate courses in Landscape Architecture.

La MaMa Experimental Theater Club and Kinding Sindaw present a new exhibition, 'In Honor of the Ancestors: Indigenous Living Traditions from the Philippines in Diaspora,' open now through Sunday, January 26, 2024 at La MaMa Galleria.