Author Archives: Stephen Hall

The architecture of Austria

Austria is one of the most unique architectural hotspots in the world. When most people think about the country they naturally imagine beautiful villages in the Alps with an abundance of timber frame buildings and mountainous backgrounds. Although Austria does boast an abundance of historic buildings, this does not tell the whole story. The country is also home to a vibrant collection of modern contemporary architecture too. Continue reading

The London School of Architecture’s ambitious tuition plans

London has long been a creative centre for architecture, with countless beautiful properties to take inspiration from. Students flock to the city to study to become an architect in London, but many question marks have been raised regarding the quality of tuition they receive. Only one of the ten institutions in the capital regularly graces the global top ten for education in the field. London School of Architecture (LSA) hopes to change this though with their new approach to tuition. Continue reading

Supporting culture with innovative architectural work

The Tricycle Theatre in Brent was opened in 1980 as the permanent home of the Wakefield Tricycle Company, an international touring theatre group that staged new plays and children’s theatre. The theatre is renowned for its world-class productions and its focused embrace of the diversity that exists within its local community. The Tricycle is a thriving hub that offers a creative environment and enables the connection of local residents. The theatre itself is steeped in history, and serves as a culturally significant structure. Continue reading