Articles tagged “london”

This independent video highlights the power of crowdsourcing and handing control over to the people who can so often capture the essence of a city better than any tourism board.

A fight over a retired ship is unusual, but the English investors’ plea seems to be based more in nostalgia than any real plans for using the ship in London.

The new studio attraction finally gives a public face to England's long film-studio history, and the royal visit gets it movie-star-like attention.

The genius of Beck's initial design defined transit maps for the twentieth century, and it will be thrilling to see a descendant emerge who can define the twenty-first.

Management fees are quite wonderful, but this current industry trend of focusing on it and shedding real estate -- including prime properties in major cities -- may end in regret.

Winter weather and cold climates routinely hurt the on-time and cancellation records at airports in Europe and Northeast U.S., but they’re almost in the clear with spring weather a few weeks away.

Much of airport innovation is focused on mobile technology and adding local touches to a global hub, but the building everything is housed in is another point of pride for cities to show off.

The map's original designer was one of the first to realize that transit maps need to tell a different story than other maps and made choices that others have copied for eight decades.

The development London underwent to get ready for last summer's Olympic Games but it in the right frames of mind to finally fix its Battersea problem.