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This week Manica Architecture unveiled a glass-fronted stadium - Vimarsana News

This week Manica Architecture unveiled a glass-fronted stadium

This week on Dezeen, American studio Manica Architecture revealed its design for a stadium for American football team Chicago Bears.

Source: dezeen.com
Prince William "continuing his father's work" with Faversham housing - Vimarsana News

Prince William "continuing his father's work" with Faversham housing

The Duchy of Cornwall has submitted plans for a scheme designed by Ben Pentreath, which is the first major development led by Prince William.

Source: dezeen.com
Is Kent ready for the Duchy of Cornwall's next Poundbury? | Architecture - Vimarsana News

Is Kent ready for the Duchy of Cornwall's next Poundbury? | Architecture

Plans for 2,500 new homes outside the historic market town of Faversham have gone down badly with some residents. But the UK needs housing, and this is a promising site…

King Charles embroiled in row over plan to build 2,500 homes that would 'swallow historic villages' - Vimarsana News

King Charles embroiled in row over plan to build 2,500 homes that would 'swallow historic villages'

King Charles proposed plans to build the 2,500 homes on farmland near Faversham, Kent, but these schemes have upset locals who fear historic villages will be 'swallowed up'

Fury over King Charles' plans to build 'ideal town' in Kent amid fears it will 'swallow... - Vimarsana News

Fury over King Charles' plans to build 'ideal town' in Kent amid fears it will 'swallow...

King Charles has sparked outrage over plans to build an 'ideal town' in Kent, amid concerns it will 'swallow up historic villages into an urban mass'.

Source: lbc.co.uk