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Architect, 101, denied chance to add final flourish to city he created
Monday, 9 February 2009
It is probable that at 101 years old, Oscar Niemeyer, the guru of modernist architecture whose greatest project was the city of Brasilia, is old enough to withstand disappointment, even as large as the one he has just suffered. He thought he was on course to adorn the city’s skyline with one last flourish. But now, suddenly, he isn’t.
Architect dies hours after his wife gives birth
Friday, 16 January 2009
Tributes paid to Jan Kaplicky, designer behind string of futuristic landmarks
Coventry's architectural revival
Wednesday, 7 January 2009
The cathedral's newest neighbour is a museum – and it sets the spirits soaring, says Jay Merrick
New hope for seminary left to rot away
Friday, 12 December 2008
Endangered architectural gem could be saved through £11m redevelopment
Foster and Hadid in running to remake Mecca
Friday, 28 November 2008
Two of Britain's most-renowned architects are in the running for the single most audacious renovation in history: the redevelopment of Mecca.
Xanadu reborn: new Museum of Islamic Art
Tuesday, 25 November 2008
Dubai may have Atlantis, but Doha's got Xanadu. Designed by IM Pei, the new Museum of Islamic Art is in a differentleague – and Jay Merrick is spellbound
Home Office architecture contest 'fosters culture of fear'
Monday, 24 November 2008
One of the country's leading architects has accused the Government of trying to foster a "culture of fear" about terrorism.
Malcolm Rogers: shaking up the museum world
Wednesday, 12 November 2008
Ever since the Tea Party of 1773, Boston has experienced ambivalent feelings towards the English. And never more so than towards Malcolm Rogers, expat director of its beloved Museum of Fine Arts since 1994.
Leicester: a new theatre and no boundaries
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
From its radically adaptable stage to its public make-up room, Leicester’s new theatre rewrites the script for dramatic design, says Jay Merrick
Design spat overshadows light cube plan
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Plans for a Thomas Heatherwick designed structure yesterday appear to be clouded in confusion following the departure of creative consultant Philip Dodd.
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