But who are they for?

Article Abstract:

Funding from the National Lottery has been used for a number of large-scale public buildings across the UK. Architecture critic Jonathan Glancey raises concerns about this trend, stating that this approach to architecture displays political apathy.

Use of Funds, Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Lotteries, Other Gambling Industries, Finance, Architecture, United Kingdom. Treasury

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All will be revealed

Article Abstract:

The New Art Gallery in Walsall, England, contains the permanent Garman Ryan Collection of Jacob Epstein-connected artworks. Architectural firm Caruso St John has created volumes that hold other forms of inferred space.

Services introduction, Museums and art galleries, Museums & Art Galleries, Museums, Exhibitions, Art museums, Walsall, England, Ryan, Garman

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Why here, why now?

Article Abstract:

Broadwick House, an office building in Soho, London, England, designed by Richard Rogers for Ford, is discussed. This area of London contains many different types of buildings.

London, England, Buildings and facilities, Office buildings

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