#industrial-heritage

#industrial-heritage

Terry Deary expresses his excitement about a teapot owned by Victorian mass murderer Mary Ann Cotton, emphasizing the historical significance connected to Beamish.

Instead of a singular large-scale intervention, the masterplan overlays new structures onto the existing urban grain, preserving heritage while promoting commercial and cultural activities.

The merger builds upon years of collaboration between the two Victorian-era sewage pumping stations, which are located approximately 45 minutes apart on foot along the River Lea.

Muni's design within the Nordelec building effectively contrasts industrial elements with refined interiors, creating an immersive indoor golf club experience shaped by social interaction.