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Vast Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne re-opens among Swiss Alps
by Kim Megson | 27 Sep 2017
One of Europe’s most iconic resorts has had a soft re-opening after nine years of construction, with its Qatari owners claiming to have overseen “the project of the century.” Sophia Loren lived there, Audrey Hepburn was married in the local chapel, Charlie Chaplin was a regular visitor and Sean Connery’s James Bond dropped by in Goldfinger. Now the Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne has been transformed to appeal to a new
AC Milan scraps plans for new stadium over land concerns
by Tom Walker | 22 Sep 2015
Serie A giant AC Milan has confirmed it has abandoned plans to build a new stadium in the north of Milan. The seven-time European champion had already been given the green light by city administrators to develop a new €330m (US$363m, £236m) venue in the Portello region of Milan. Concerns over the condition of the land needed for the development, however, resulted in the club withdrawing its plans. It is
Marks Barfield Architects’ Brighton i360 tower scraps wind turbine amid safety concerns
by Jak Phillips | 06 Aug 2015
Marks Barfield Architects’ i360 in Brighton, UK, will no longer feature a wind turbine on the tower, after concerns were raised that high winds could cause the structure to move. Developers i360 have applied for planning permission to remove the wind turbine from the design, despite initial plans to use it as an energy source for the cable car which will transport passengers to top of the tower. Chief engineer
Concern over plastic pint glass proposals
by Pete Hayman | 26 Aug 2009
Concerns have been raised by the pub industry after the Design Council appointed a design team to develop a 'safer' pint glass in a bid to tackle the problem of glasses being used in violent assaults. Design Bridge has been tasked with drawing up proposals for safer drinking vessels that will appeal to both consumers and publicans as part of efforts to reduce the amount of injuries caused by glassware,
Concerns over Wrexham development plans
by Pete Hayman | 23 Jan 2009
Wrexham Supporters Trust (WST) has expressed concerns that plans for the redevelopment of the football club's Racecourse Ground will not allow enough space for a proposed increase in the ground's capacity. The project was expected to provide Wrexham Football Club (WFC) with a 15,000-capacity stadium, but WST has said that the footprint left in the plans for the new Kop Stand is not large enough for a 5,000-seat stand as
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