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Designer Thomas Heatherwick's studio has proposed retaining the frame of a partly demolished shopping centre to form a new development in Nottingham.

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. The Vessel at Hudson Yards will reopen Friday after a four-month shutdown following a rash of suicides — but you won’t be able to climb it alone. Three visitors in the past year jumped off the 150-feet-tall structure, a collection of 154 interlocked staircases. Rather than install taller glass barriers on walkways of the vertical sculpture designed by Heatherwick Studios, the new safety plan has three elements to protect visitors. Guests must come in groups of at least two. "Vessel was envisioned as a shared,...

“The firefighters were heroic, they were smashing away the wall between the two buildings, standing on the roof, doing their utmost to keep our building from the worst of the fire. We had to make fast calls. We had little time to scour the building and make decisions before the fire department entered and began the process of hosing it down.”  Sara de Beer describes the fire that almost burned down Cape Town’s A4 Arts Foundation in December 2020. The space housed irreplaceable work by artists from across southern Africa. But what do you do when your precious archive of art and books is...

Fire in our soul: When disaster strikes, protecting precious artefacts is a matter of design Devaksha Vallabhjee © Copyright (c) Daily Maverick , All Rights Reserved “The firefighters were heroic, they were smashing away the wall between the two buildings, standing on the roof, doing their utmost to keep our building from the worst of the fire. We had to make fast calls. We had little time to scour the building and make decisions before the fire department entered and began the process of hosing it down.”  Sara de Beer describes the fire that almost burned down Cape Tow...

A top London designer behind the iconic Olympic cauldron at the 2012 games has been mocked for seeking a PA to complete a vast list of jobs including 'making fancy dress costumes'. Thomas Heatherwick shared the advert online looking for an assistant to work at Heatherwick Studios but has since removed the advert after social media users mocked it. The extensive list of duties and expectations includes normal tasks such as attending planning meetings and updating Thomas's contact database. Top British designer Thomas Heatherwick (pictured) was mocked after posting a demanding list of responsib...