No more golden age architecture for Britain
Thursday, July 29th, 2010The designers of the Shakespeare theatre in Stratford have stated that there may not be another major golden architecture project for years to come. This is due to cuts in the UK but mainly the boost that occurred at the start of the millennium. It seems that ideas are becoming stagnant and a number of people believe this may scar Britain in a number of ways.
This will have an effect on the economy and the tourism that such projects attract. Essentially this is also due to lottery funding cuts as major private sectors can no longer match the funding.