News from Art Daily - 02/28/2010
The Sketchbooks of Sir Nicholas Grimshaw on View at Edinburgh College of Art
Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center, Troy, New York State. Book 57, pages 70-71, 25 June 2001© Sir Nicholas Grimshaw. EDINBURGH.- Edinburgh College of Art and the Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA) are delighted to present an exhibition of sketchbooks by its alumnus, architect and President of the Royal Academy of Arts Sir Nicholas Grimshaw.
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News from Art Daily - 02/28/2010
The Sketchbooks of Sir Nicholas Grimshaw on View at Edinburgh College
Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center, Troy, New York State. Book 57, pages 70-71, 25 June, 2001. ©Sir Nicholas Grimshaw. EDINBURGH.- Edinburgh College of Art and the Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA) are delighted to present an exhibition of sketchbooks by its alumnus, architect and President of the Royal Academy of Arts Sir Nicholas Grimshaw.
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News from Edinburgh Evening News - 02/23/2010
Architect's sketches will be a big draw
AN EXHIBITION of sketches by a leading Scottish architect is to go on show at the Edinburgh College of Art.
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News from BBC News - 02/18/2010
Newspaper printing plant to close
Nearly 100 jobs are to go as a press used to print the Western Morning News and several other South West newspapers closes.
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News from The Scotsman - 02/17/2010
Edinburgh University and city art college in cash-saving merger talks
THE University of Edinburgh and the city's College of Art are in talks about a potential merger. The move, being discussed by the principals of the two institutions in l
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News from New York Times - 02/14/2010
A Dash of Color at Vitra's Eclectic Site
A new color laboratory adds to the design company's allure as a destination. A variety of architects at Vitra help it attract about 100,000 visitors to the Weil am Rhein site every year.
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News from Edinburgh Evening News - 01/27/2010
Acclaimed architect's sketches on show
SKETCHES by leading architect Sir Nicholas Grimshaw will go on display at Edinburgh College of Art in March.
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News from London SE1 - 01/02/2010
Another two years till Waterloo International station is returned to use
The platforms at the disused Waterloo International station could finally be prepared for use by domestic trains next year and the 'orchestra pit' sunken concourse filled in.
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News from BBC Bristol - 12/09/2009
Council paid £4m Spa compensation
Bath and North East Somerset Council is paid at least £4.17m for the delayed Bath Spa Project, its accounts reveal.
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News from BBC News - 12/05/2009
City ice rink celebrates 25 years
World class skaters will be performing in Oxford this weekend to mark the 25th anniversary of the city's ice rink.
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News from Londonist - 11/18/2009
Heathrow Architect Upsets Green Warriors
Photo by Simon K All the celeb-fingered protests and pie-high poodlings about island airports doesn't change the fact that, as things stand (at least until the Tories sort out their message on the subject), Heathrow's third runway and a new terminal to serve it are going ahead. BAA have announced that Runway 3, as the project is unsubtly known, will be overseen by Nicholas Grimshaw's eponymous ...
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News from BBC News - 11/18/2009
Spa's £21m legal wrangle settled
A legal battle is averted over who was responsible for delays and rising costs at the Bath Spa project.
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News from Guardian Unlimited - 11/13/2009
Eden Project architect risks green reputation over Heathrow contract
From its opening in 2001, the Eden Project in Cornwall has come to exemplify the fightback against global warming – and its designer, Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, has basked in the green glow of a reputation as one of the country's most sustainable architects.
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News from Londonist - 11/13/2009
Waterloo: Couldn't Re-Open If We Wanted To
It's almost two years since the last Eurostar crawled out from beneath the Nicholas Grimshaw-designed Waterloo terminal, yet the platforms remain unused and unloved. Earlier reports had the cost of keeping the five platforms mothballed was £500,000, but it now appears that was an understatement, and the annual figure is closer to £2 million . The cost has exercised Lord Adonis, the Transport ...
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Blog from Jeff Mills Coastal Vacations Club Blog - 10/08/2009
A Treasure of London Seldom Visited – Camden
Camden is one of London’s hidden gems. Camden’s borough goes North from the central areas of Covent Garden and Holborn through Euston and Kings Cross into the trendy Camden Town quarter to the verdant and leafy Hampstead quarter. Being generally a wealthy quarter there are many pubs and restaurants that allow your pooch to join you for a rest. It is situated on the old site of the manor of Cantelowes. The Manor house was acquired through marriage in the 1700s by Sir Charles Pratt a politician and radical lawyer who later became the 1st Earl of Camden.
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News from Guardian Unlimited - 09/23/2009
Man on the moon: Norman Foster prepares for architecture's lift-off
When it comes to building on the moon, the British architect has won the scientists' vote. But what might his lunar structures look like?
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News from Guardian Unlimited - 09/22/2009
Man on the moon: Norman Foster prepares for architecture's lift-off
When it comes to building on the moon, the British architect has won the scientists' vote. But what might his lunar structures look like?
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News from Mad.co.uk - 09/09/2009
Holmes Wood works on Excel wayfinding
Excel London has appointed Holmes Wood to overhaul the wayfinding strategy for its 40ha site, ahead of the venue’s upcoming role as the secondbiggest Olympic venue in 2012.
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News from Guardian Unlimited - 08/30/2009
Battersea power station owner in debt crisis
Future of London landmark in doubt again as Irish property company Real Estate Opportunities struggles for survival The curse of the Battersea power station has struck again. The future of the imposing but derelict building, one of the most recognisable landmarks in London, is again in doubt after it emerged that the Irish property company that owns the site is struggling for survival. Real ...
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News from Guardian Unlimited - 08/29/2009
Battersea power station in debt crisis
Future of London landmark in doubt again as Irish property company Real Estate Opportunities struggles for survival The curse of the Battersea power station has struck again. The future of the imposing but derelict building, one of the most recognisable landmarks in London, is again in doubt after it emerged that the Irish property company that owns the site is struggling for survival. Real ...
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