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This edition of Bustlers curated picks of architecture and design challenges highlights four briefs calling for modern preservation initiatives, future-thinking, innovative ideas and designs that use everyday objects to create something new, projects made primarily of clay brick products...

The Hamish Ogston Foundation has committed nearly £29m to fund heritage skills training in the UK and around the commonwealth.

Puig is relocating its NYC offices to 45 Rockefeller Plaza in an expansion that doubles its footprint, according to Tishman Speyer.

A cursory look at the ongoing projects and other monuments that have been lying neglected for years shows a disheartening trajectory of the city’s heritage. The recent Gulzar Houz fiasco is a classic example.

The terrorist group almost destroyed the museum in 2014. Less than a decade later, it is beginning to exhibit once again

Join World Monuments Fund (WMF) for panel discussion exploring ongoing efforts to tackle water insecurity in South Asia by reviving historic water...

British Council announces seven new projects from the Cultural Protection Fund

Ancient artefacts smashed by jihadists in Iraq will be displayed again following restoration work.

Spectacular coastline, buzzing nightlife and charming people, Radhika Aligh explores the next must-visit city in West Africa

Some of the most expensive and lavish homes ever built have fallen into disrepair after being abandoned for various and often tragic reasons.