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The Courtauld has announced an ambitious redevelopment of its Somerset House home.
November has been a landmark month for Cyfarthfa Castle, with significant progress on both the long-term transformation of the site and the urgent works needed to safeguard its future.
The North End Shipyard Visitor Centre has officially achieved Passivhaus certification – becoming the first museum visitor centre to be Passivhaus Certified.
Elizabeth Tower has been voted the public’s favourite in the RIBA Stirling Prize People’s Poll.
Our completed restoration of the Grade I-listed North Wing at St Bartholomew’s Hospital marks the renewal of one of London’s most treasured historic landmarks.
The Shoemakers Museum in Street, Somerset has opened its doors to the public, celebrating 200 years of Clarks’ heritage in the village where the company began.
The ambitious conservation-led transformation of a modernist icon moves forward
Purcell’s exemplary conservation of London’s most iconic heritage landmark has entered the running for UK architecture’s top prize.
In partnership with Newham Council, Creative Land Trust and Purcell have secured £3.8 million from The National Lottery Heritage Fund and other funders, to restore Alice Billing House.
The National Gallery’s new main entrance has opened to the public as part of the NG200 Welcome programme.
