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Winners revealed for AJ Architecture Awards 2023 - Vimarsana News

Winners revealed for AJ Architecture Awards 2023

The AJ is delighted to reveal the winners of this year’s AJ Architecture Awards' enterable categories, which celebrate the very best in architecture across the UK

The must-visit British museums battling to be the best - Vimarsana News

The must-visit British museums battling to be the best

It’s been an exciting week for museums. On Monday the Art Fund announced the five finalists for its annual UK museum of the year accolade — cherry-picked from t

Victorian-era London home boasting Arab Hall reopens after $8.9 million restoration - Vimarsana News

Victorian-era London home boasting Arab Hall reopens after $8.9 million restoration

DUBAI: The London home of Victorian artist Lord Frederic Leighton reopened on Saturday after an 18-year, $8.9 million restoration of its interior, including its famous Arab Hall. The Grade II-listed building was restored by architecture firm BDP and reopens to the public with a year-long exhibition program presented across two new gallery spaces.

Leighton House: Hidden Gem Reopens After A Dazzling Refurbishment - Vimarsana News

Leighton House: Hidden Gem Reopens After A Dazzling Refurbishment

Leighton House has been restored to its former glory after a major refurbishment that has taken several years.

Inside Victorian England's astonishing tribute to the Middle East - Vimarsana News

Inside Victorian England's astonishing tribute to the Middle East

DUBAI: The Arab Hall in London’s Leighton House Museum has been described by one of the English capital’s walking-tour guides as the city’s “most jaw-dropping room” The story of this sumptuous space begins with one of the Victorian era’s most-distinguished artists and travelers, Lord Frederic Leighton, who was only in his mid-thirties when he started building his red-brick