Rogers’ Millennium Dome could have moved to Swindon, papers reveal

The Architects’ JournalRogers’ Millennium Dome could have moved to Swindon, papers reveal Richard Rogers’ Millennium Dome could have been relocated to Swindon after it closed in 2000, newly released files from the National Archive have revealed The post Rogers’ Millennium Dome could have moved to Swindon, papers reveal appeared first on The Architects’ JournalGino Spocchia

In pictures: How UK infrastructure struggled to cope with three storms this past week

Storms Dudley, Eunice and Franklin have swept across the British Isles in the last week, with wind speeds exceeding 190km/h in some places ­– and it’s taken its toll on infrastructure around the country. The post In pictures: How UK infrastructure struggled to cope with three storms this past week appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Millennium Dome roof shredded as Storm Eunice rips through the UK

The Millennium Dome’s roof has started to tear and peel off from the force of Storm Eunice, while more infrastructure around the UK shuts down as a safety precaution. The post Millennium Dome roof shredded as Storm Eunice rips through the UK appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

02 Arena roof ripped off and Laban centre battered by Storm Eunice

The Architects’ Journal02 Arena roof ripped off and Laban centre battered by Storm Eunice Large sections of the roof of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners’ (RSHP) 02 Arena – originally known as the Millennium Dome – have been ripped off in today’s severe weather The post 02 Arena roof ripped off and Laban centre battered by Storm Eunice appeared first on The Architects’ JournalRichard Waite

Rogers’ Millennium Dome roof ripped off by Storm Eunice

The Architects’ JournalRogers’ Millennium Dome roof ripped off by Storm Eunice Large sections of the roof of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners' (RSHP) 02 Arena - originally known as the Millennium dome - have been ripped off in today's storms The post Rogers’ Millennium Dome roof ripped off by Storm Eunice appeared first on The Architects’ JournalRichard Waite