Category - Architecture

• ‘I wanted it to feel like an orangery, like a garden room in a London park’
• Retirement home transforma­tion to housing
• Rescuers search for seven people in Nairobi building collapse
• A Brooklyn gem’s spectacula­r rebirth
• Estate sector welcomes easing of height restrictio­ns on nonhigh rise buildings in T.N.
• Cathedral status in limbo
• Tower District hosts festival to push for policy change
• How a new medical school in Surrey, B.C., could transform its downtown
• City police secure downtown fire scene
• Station atrium to reopen after plans get approved
• Sam's Tavern getting `love and attention'
• U2’s Clayton gets the green light for Kinsale home to which he can retire
• Building in Galt is an eyecatchin­g landmark
• Former Bank of Ireland building may open for use
• ‘It’s wonderful to come back
• Landmark Property to be sold by receiver
• Tracing the past, exploring the wild side of Southern Cebu
• Hamdan invites 500 profession­als to Dubai Future Week
• Pok Fu Lam refit sees home with good bones realise its full potential
• Solid achievemen­ts built on expertise and innovation
• Modernizin­g a Cebu landmark while preserving its soul
• Carrington in a sorry state
• The secret behind the Sagrada Familia's final towers: Stone, steel and 21st-century glue
• Old Fermoy coal store set to open as new funeral home this November
• Preserving history
• Collapse of architect firm clouds Carnes Hill pool completion date
• An elevated Edwardian gem with award-winning kitchen
• 32 objections to care home plans
• Abu Dhabi sets unified standards for industrial buildings facade
• Two days in Tashkent
• Listed church hall could make way for flats
• DVP landmark destroyed by blaze
• Developer lays out vision for abandoned I-285 tower
• Council vowed to block hotel plans at Princes Street ex-store
• RAMON ANTONIO: ‘I WANT FUTURE DESIGNERS TO BE MORE FILIPINO, BUT WITH A MODERN LOOK’ If I have one wish for the design industry, it’s to make Manila beautiful again. Not only the developed areas, but every area should be gentrified.
• Dubai turns 2 million plastic bottles into school bags
• This week: Property issues
• NGOs welcome Fort Chambray revision but want barracks to be given Grade 1 protection