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Techniquest’s £5.7m expansion will use fish as a power source
by Luke Cloherty | 04 Apr 2019
The Techniquest science discovery centre in Wales is building a £5.7m (US$7.4m, €6.6m) expansion that will more than double its exhibition space and use a remarkable power source – fish. Techniquest’s new building, called Science Capital, sits on Cardiff Bay in the Welsh capital and the centre has consulted a number of STEM, energy and marine biology specialists across Wales for the Scale-ectric power project. Bream, carp and rudd in
Zaha Hadid Architects question Japanese government's logic for Olympic stadium designs
by Matthew Campelli | 16 Dec 2015
The architects of the original Tokyo 2020 Olympic stadium have accused the Japanese government of putting the legacy of the Games in jeopardy and overlooking several designers after it unveiled two new plans for the arena. The Japan Sports Council has shortlisted two designs for the stadium - Design A and Design B. One of which will be selected as the blueprint for the 80,000-capacity structure. Although the council declined
Green light for Liverpool equestrian plans
by Pete Hayman | 01 Dec 2011
Liverpool City Council (LCC) has approved plans for the development of a new equestrian centre on a 12.9-hectare (31.9-acre) site within the curtilage of the historic Allerton Priory. Radcliffe Groves Partnership were behind the designs of the scheme, which is being led by the Maghull Group and includes a stables block to cater for up to 38 horses. Equestrian facilities will include a timber-framed indoor arena; two outdoor arenas; external
Council requests more details for Cork scheme
by Pete Hayman | 27 Jun 2011
Cork City Council (CCC) has called on Heineken Ireland and BAM Contractors to provide additional details relating to plans for a new EUR150m (£133.4m) Brewery Quarter. Proposals for the project was submitted by the joint venture partners in December, which is designed to transform the former site of the Beamish and Crawford Brewery. However, the Irish Times has reported that councillors have requested further details and have given the applicants
Historic Scotland questions Leith Docks plans
by Tom Walker | 02 Apr 2008
Heritage watchdog Historic Scotland has warned that the planned regeneration of Leith Docks could threaten Edinburgh’s historic skyline. In a letter to the city council, Historic Scotland voices its concerns over plans to include tall buildings within the mixed-use scheme. The plans – the biggest planning application ever to come before the local authority – were handed in last year and a decision is expected by the end of this
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