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Brighton townhouse for sale with secret tunnel that inspired Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

The tunnel runs between the property’s communal gardens and Brighton seafront

Evening Standard

Have you ever visited an English country garden? You probably missed these 5 things – here's what to look out for next time you visit

Some of the most fascinating and archetypal features in English gardens can go unnoticed

Homes & Gardens

‘A dazzling concrete crown’: Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral gets long overdue appreciation

A genius response bridging of history and modernity with daring interior and exterior, it is shocking it wasn’t already Grade I-listed

The Guardian - UK

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Easy Escapes: The Ned offers a decadent retreat in the heart of London

The Ned eclipses other London hotels with its sleek spa, extensive dining options and party atmosphere

Marie Claire

Rashtrapati Bhavan is hosting first ever wedding today; Who is the bride...

Rashtrapati Bhavan, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens covers an estate of 300 acres, with the main building extending over 200,000 square feet and housing 340 rooms across four floors. A must must read on Dynamite News:

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Heritage, freedom struggle, practical solutions: What NDMC’s Sunehri Masjid plan has overlooked

The New Delhi Municipal Council’s plan to demolish Delhi’s Sunehri Bagh Masjid has triggered an uproar. While the Delhi High Court is hearing another petition challenging the status quo, a section of the media has already begun linking objections – especially those by political leaders such as AIMIM’s Asaduddin Owaisi…

Newslaundry

Palestine march: some opponents are politicising the Cenotaph to sow divisions – and it could work

The pro-Palestine protest planned to take place in London on Armistice Day has met with opposition from politicians and media pundits alike.

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Two charged after Rochdale cenotaph daubed with ‘Free Palestine’ graffiti

The memorial was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, who also designed the cenotaph on Whitehall.

The Independent UK

Bidding farewell to Baker’s building

As we bid farewell to the old Parliament Building which was inaugurated on 18 January 1927 here are five factoids about it.

The Hindu

Home of influential gardener Gertrude Jekyll bought by National Trust

The National Trust has bought the ‘internationally significant’ Surrey home of influential gardener Gertrude Jekyll.

Evening Standard

Munstead Wood, prototype of classic English garden, saved for nation

National Trust to restore Gertrude Jekyll’s ‘horticultural gem’ at Lutyens-designed home in Surrey before public opening

The Guardian - UK

Gertrude Jekyll’s home bought by National Trust

The National Trust has bought the ‘internationally significant’ Surrey home of influential gardener Gertrude Jekyll.

The Independent UK

Bridget Riley unveils her first ceiling painting for the British School at Rome

Bridget Riley reveals her design for Edwin Lutyens’ ceiling at the British School at Rome

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A fresh era for India or a ham-fisted ego trip? Welcome to Modi’s new seat of power

The prime minister says his £120m parliament building will establish a new order – critics say the design doesn’t match that ambition

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From Frank Lloyd Wright to Edwin Lutyens, why do unbuilt buildings continue to fascinate us?

Spanish architect David Romero recently released a series of digital visualisations of unbuilt architectural projects by one of the 20th century’s most eminent American architects, Frank Lloyd Wright. His fascinating 3D renderings underscore the potential of this technology and tell us a great deal about the breadth and ambition of…

The Hindu

From Kingsway to Kartavya Path — the journey of Rajpath

Rajpath was known as Kingsway during the British rule, while Janpath was known as Queensway.

Liverpool Echo

Scrapped buildings that could have changed the way Liverpool looked

Not every plan results in a building

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