An 18th-century estate in Hortaleza is about to disappear between walls of glass and concrete
An 18th-century estate in Hortaleza faces imminent demolition due to a development project approved by the Madrid City Council.
They appeal the judge's resolution that authorized the demolition of the historic Luna Park, despite being protected
A constitutional lawyer and three civil organizations have filed an appeal against a judge's decision to allow the demolition of Luna Park, a national historic monument in Argentina.
Heritage Protection Excludes the Demolition of Linnahall
Heritage protection regulations in Estonia prevent the demolition of Linnahall, a significant cultural site.
Good news: the historic pavilion of Jackson Park in Chicago comes back to life after decades of abandonment
The historic pavilion in Jackson Park, Chicago, which has been abandoned for three decades, is finally receiving much-needed restoration efforts.
Cuiabá announces that a building at risk of collapsing will not be demolished
The Cuiabá city government has decided not to demolish the historic building façade that housed part of the old Pepe Graphics, opting instead to preserve it as part of the city's cultural heritage.
Mar del Plata: approved to build a 35-story tower among historic chalets, and neighbors report irregularities
In Mar del Plata, approval has been granted for the construction of a 35-story tower near historic chalets, sparking complaints from local residents about alleged irregularities in the approval process.
Climate-Friendly Heating: So Warm and Yet So Distant
The expansion of district heating in Warendorf is underway, aiming to contribute to the preservation of the historic town center.
Muretas of Ponta da Praia advance to become a heritage of Santos
The Muretas of Ponta da Praia in Santos, Brazil, are one step closer to being recognized as a cultural heritage site after the approval of a preservation proposal.
Now the controversy over the 10 iconic high-rises takes a new turn
The debate over the future of ten threatened high-rises in Bellahøj, led by climate and environment mayor Line Barfod, is shifting as calls for preservation are made.
What to do with the Stalin-era features in the face of Old Riga – demolish or preserve?
A heated discussion recently took place in the Riga City Council regarding the future of the former building of the Riga Technical University, with opinions divided over whether to demolish a Stalin-era monument.
Can a Brutal Concrete Box Be the Gem of Architecture? Researcher Exalts Helsinki's Merihaka Architecture
Helsinki is undergoing a significant urban preservation initiative aiming to increase the number of protected buildings in the city center by over a thousand.
Clones of a centennial fig tree are planted in Campo Grande
Three new fig trees, cloned from historical specimens, have been planted in Campo Grande as part of an urban greening initiative.
Neighbors are Upset Everywhere in the Country. Now the Minister Wants to Stop Senseless Demolitions
In Denmark, a proposed 'preserve or explain' principle aims to curb unnecessary demolitions of buildings, addressing growing public concern over the loss of historical structures.
Ibirapuera proposes a 35 million reais gym in a historical sawmill
A proposal to create an indoor exercise area at Ibirapuera Park in São Paulo, including a gym for weightlifting and crossfit, has sparked controversy among environmental and historical conservation groups.
Old pavement revealed by construction becomes an open archaeological site in the Historic Center of Porto Alegre; see IMAGES
An old pavement dating back to 1912-1928 was uncovered in Porto Alegre during revitalization works, creating the city's first open archaeological site.
Activists oppose development of Small Arkadia and offer their own vision at the exhibition
Activists in Latvia are protesting against the planned development of the Small Arkadia area, advocating for its preservation as a green space.
Kaunas Old Town streets may change significantly: here are the planned changes
A new plan for the historic Old Town of Kaunas encompasses 99 hectares, focusing on street management and infrastructure improvements while respecting cultural and historical contexts.
Almeida ignores the Judiciary and authorizes the construction of a student residence in a protected garden
The Madrid city government, led by José Luis MartÃnez-Almeida, has approved the construction of a student residence in a historically protected garden despite judicial objections.
'Paulistana Times Square': Bright Screens in the Center Approved by Heritage Agency
The 'Paulistana Times Square' project, which aims to install large LED screens in downtown Sao Paulo, has received approval from the city's heritage agency, although further permits are still required.
Federal body for heritage protection halts works under the Minhocão
The Brazilian federal heritage protection agency has stopped construction works beneath the Minhocão after the discovery of tram tracks.
The reconstruction of the Market Square in Liberec will begin. Some people criticize it and want to preserve typical elements
The reconstruction of Market Square in Liberec is set to begin, facing criticism from some local residents who wish to preserve its typical features.
Skyscraper or Culture in the Center of Warsaw? We Know the City's Position
The Warsaw City Hall is considering modifications to the general plan that allows for high-rise buildings in an area currently hosting the Komuna Warszawa cultural hub, met with skepticism from local artists and activists.
Praia Brava experiences a moment of real estate appreciation and attracts foreign investors
Praia Brava in Brazil is undergoing significant real estate appreciation, attracting domestic and international investors due to its unique balance of environmental preservation and urban development.
You have not seen Vilnius yet: the biggest transformation of the Neris banks in 30 years is beginning
Vilnius is embarking on a major transformation of the Neris riverbanks, aiming to balance nature preservation with urban development.
From bridges to saunas: Vilnius presents the Neris riverbank renewal plans
Vilnius has unveiled plans for the renewal of the Neris riverbanks, emphasizing a balance between nature preservation and urban development.
Bridge Construction: How Road Building Destroys Landscapes
The article discusses the replacement of a monstrous elevated road from the DDR era in Leipzig with a new construction, critiquing the cultural and environmental impact of such projects.
"The Cuadra of Luis Barragán is a life project": Fernando Romero on the rescue of the masterpiece
Architect Fernando Romero discusses the acquisition and preservation of La Cuadra, a masterpiece by Luis Barragán, emphasizing its importance for cultural heritage amid urban expansion.
We do not have a monopoly on erasing architectural heritage
The article discusses the ongoing debate about the preservation and significance of architectural heritage amidst urban development pressures.