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Losing a building that is part of the fabric and history of a place extends beyond economic effects to something more emotional.
The increase in costs and timescale involved in the proposed work means at least another decade before the art school is restored to its former glory.
Painting with renewed purpose at 65, Peter Howson has overcome his demons to take his place as one of Britain’s leading contemporary artists.
A retrospective of John Byrne’s work over six decades reveals why he is one of Scotland’s most important artists.
Council’s approach to risk management has added insult to injury for the residents and businesses adjacent to the Mackintosh.
Building regulations will prevent Glasgow School of Art being recreated exactly as it was, so is it time to consign it to history and start over?
The loss of a one-time panorama building, reminds us how these 360° viewing experiences transformed the way people saw the world.
Viewed by many as the most important architectural building in Scotland’s largest city, the Mackintosh has been devastated for the second time in four years.
The relationship between people and their places has never appeared more precious as we gaze in disbelief at the bruised, battered and burned Glasgow School of Art building by Charles Rennie Mackintosh…
I woke up yesterday to a sunny Saturday morning in Melbourne and an SMS message from my eldest son in Glasgow: I guess you will have heard but there was a major fire at the Glasgow School of Art today…
Glasgow School of Art is one of the few buildings that can lay genuine claim to the word “iconic”, not just for the style of architecture it represents, but for the complex symbolism invested in every…
Rowan Moore says in his 2012 book Why We Build: Void counts for more than solid. The effort, skill and force of design and structure go into making pregnant emptiness a space in which things can happen…










