Ruthie Rogers bridges architecture, art and food ... One of my favourite places for fun is the Snowdon Aviary at London Zoo, designed by Cedric Price, Frank Newby and Lord Snowdon. What I love about ...

He told me his daughter was so inspired that she decided to become an architect. This is why it’s important to stage public art and architecture, free and without doors.

One of my favourite places for fun is the Snowdon Aviary at London Zoo, designed by Cedric Price, Frank Newby and Lord Snowdon. What I love about it is Cedric’s vision — he told me that the structure ...

One of my favourite places for fun is the Snowdon Aviary at London Zoo, designed by Cedric Price, Frank Newby and Lord Snowdon. What I love about it is Cedric’s vision — he told me that the structure ...

He told me his daughter was so inspired that she decided to become an architect. This is why it’s important to stage public art and architecture, free and without doors.

Cedric John Price, architect: born Stone, Staffordshire 11 September 1934; Sole Principal, Cedric Price Architects 1960-2003; died London 10 August 2003. The architect Cedric Price was frequently ...

The Snowdon Aviary's pointy peaks mark the presence of London Zoo even beyond its own campus, visible from the Regent's Canal walk and Regent's Park. Named after its designer Lord Snowdon, who worked ...

Lisa Snowdon admits she held feelings of happiness and 'envy' for her pregnant friends The TV presenter also talks about the power of saying 'no' and how the menopause impacted her life ...

Tom Dyckhoff explores the life and work of forward-thinking architect Cedric Price. Often referred to as “architect and thinker” – or “philosopher architect” – Cedric Price is a tricky ...

“The restored Snowdon Aviary structure, which remains a remarkable feat of architecture, was first designed in the 1960s by the late Earl of Snowdon, Anthony Armstrong-Jones – then husband to ...

The Snowdon Aviary, designed by and named after Lord Snowdon, was built in 1962, the first walk-through aviary in existence at the time. It's designed to appear weightless, like a bird.

Within these medieval walls, Lord Snowdon – whose lightweight, see-through aviary at London Zoo, designed with Cedric Price and Frank Newby, had been opened to great acclaim in 1965 – created ...