Best intentions

Article Abstract:

The development of Lansbury Estate, the 'live architecture' element built for the 1951 Festival of Britain, is discussed. The success and failures of the model neighborhood, current regeneration plans, and the effects of designating Lansbury a conservation area are presented.

Administration of Housing Programs, Urban Planning, and Development, Community & Regional Development, Analysis, Housing, Economic development, Community development

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Best intentions

Article Abstract:

The design of the Lansbury district of Tower Hamlets as a showpiece of modern architecture of the 1951 Festival of Britain is discussed. Lessons to be drawn on creating a residential neighbourhood and on urban regeneration are explored.

Cover Story, Architecture, Urban renewal, Environmental policy, England, Architectural design, Architecture, Modern, Modern architecture

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Paint: scene one, seen them all

Article Abstract:

The Buxton Opera House recently underwent a restoration process. This project was part of a 1.7 million pound Heritage Lottery-funded restoration project. Jim Standring of Cruickshank & Seward as project architect.

Performing Arts, Spectator Sports, and Related Industries, Halls & Auditoriums, Remodeling and renovation, Theaters, Auditoriums

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