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Angel of the North denied listed status
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Campaigners dismayed as Angel of the North listing bid fails
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Dismayed: Gormley s Angel Of The North Listing Application Rejected
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London School of Architecture names new head
Source: Morley von Sternberg
The London School of Architecture (LSA) has announced that Neal Shasore will replace its founder, Will Hunter, as head of school and chief executive
Shasore, who has been a lecturer and design history tutor at the architectural education disruptor since 2019, will take over from Hunter at the end of this academic year in June.
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The LSA was England’s first new independent school of architecture since the Architectural Association opened in 1847. It was launched by Hunter nearly six years ago as an ‘experimental Part 2-only’ school to broaden access to architecture by offering work placements alongside learning, making graduates ‘more employable and the course more affordable’.
The swimming pool at the Oasis leisure centre OPPOSITION councillors have taken issue with the Conservative administration’s plea to Historic England not to list the Oasis. And the town s former mayor thinks there may be a compelling case to give the 44-year-old leisure centre extra protection.
Swindon Borough Council’s cabinet member for heritage and culture Dale Heenan wrote to Historic England asking it not to list the Oasis this week, echoing similar calls from leader David Renard. Coun Heenan said the building – closed indefinitely after operator GLL pulled the plug in November – did not deserve it architecturally or historically, and any listing would delay and possibly prevent the multi-million pound refurbishment required to get it open again.