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The London-based practice has teamed up with local firm HarrisonKornberg Architects and landscape architect James Corner Field Operations. It is competing

The Reimagining Dallas Museum of Art competition will select a team to revamp the landmark campus so it can ‘better serve the diverse city of Dallas’ and

The charity revealed fresh plans for the future of the Grade I-listed Surrey building, more than seven years after a major blaze reduced it to

Leading industry figures have urged AHMM to withdraw from the RIBA-run contest to design a new home for the Maltings Cultural Venue in Berwick-upon-Tweed,

LDA Design has also pledged to halt work in the country, while John McAslan + Partners said it would ‘step back from any further work in Russia’, and JTP

The National Gallery announces six shortlisted design teams for its NG200 plans Witherford Watson Mann Architects are specialists in the transformation of cultural heritage. © WWM Architects. LONDON .- The shortlist has been drawn from an impressive pool of submissions from highly talented UK and international architect-led teams. In addition to members of the executive team and Trustees of the National Gallery, several independent panellists are advising on the selection process, which is bei...

The First Art Newspaper on the Net   Excavated in 1900 by Paul du Chatellier in a barrow and forgotten for a century, this ornamented slab was recently rediscovered in the Musée d’Archéologie nationale (MAN – Museum of National Archaeology) and was the subject of a significant study that allowed it to be interpreted as the oldest cartographical representation of a known territory in Europe, a probable marker of the political power of a principality of the early Bronze Age. BREST (AFP) .- ...

Source: National Gallery The National Gallery viewed from Trafalgar Square The National Gallery’s announcement of an open competition for an architect-led team to design a £30m project is a rare burst of sunshine in this long winter of covid. The chance to get your hands on two of the country’s most important buildings is a mouthwatering opportunity. When the news broke after a midnight embargo there were excited emails between engineers and architects saying, “Have you seen this?” You...