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An album of easter eggs, a film about a woman with worrying dreams, a series about an unknowable man, new Welsh music and the last chance to see a design great.

With help from the Phillie Phanatic and others, the Mascot Hall of Fame put a new twist on the holiday season.

Architects Declare has published an open letter to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, setting out the group’s position on the environmental cost of skyscrapers. The letter, published on the Architects Declare website, was originally sent to CTBUH in July but has now been made...

The tower, dubbed Cheesegrater 2, was awarded planning permission in 2018 and is set to be built by Hong-Kong-based developer Lai Sun from 2023, once

Allies and Morrison’s 100 Bishopsgate: ‘The first of its kind… and maybe the last’ Graham Morrison hails the tower as ‘the first of a new generation of offices’, offering Canary Wharf-scale space in the City of London. But have the crash, Covid, Brexit and the climate crisis changed the game? 26 April 2021 By Rob Wilson. Photography by Jason Hawkes and Nick Guttridge comment and share ‘It goes from Medieval to Miesian,’ says Allies and Morrison’s Graham Morrison, a...

Tower hungry: City of London’s high-rise appetite is as fierce as ever Will Ing investigates why so many are still being built The City of London’s appetite for more steel-and-glass skyscrapers shows no sign of relenting, unaffected by either the global pandemic or the climate emergency. Advertisement In the first few months of this year, three office towers, all taller than 145m, were approved by the City of London Corporation. They join three consented towers given the green light in the...