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Ahrends, Burton and Koralek
Examination of the work of Ahrends, Burton & Koralek, a prolific and versatile twentieth-century architectural practice whose work whilst influenced by High-Tech, was characterised by a concern for strong form and materiality.
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Arup Associates
Arup Associates, a major architectural player of the 1960s which still survives now on a global scale.
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Bandstands
A serious study of bandstands and other features developed for the provision of outdoor music and other entertainment.
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Buildings of the Labour Movement
This richly illustrated book focuses on the built culture of the labour movement, largely constructed or funded by workers themselves, whose history and background has until now been largely ignored or forgotten.
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Built to Brew
Illustrated history of the brewing industry, the process of beer making and the built heritage surrounding the industry.
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Chapels of England
A chronological history of Nonconformist architecture from the 17th century to the present day.
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Cold War: Building for nuclear confrontation 1946-1989
This book looks at the physical manifestations – buildings and structures – of the Cold War in England. Illustrated with contemporary and archive photographs, site and building plans it looks at the buildings within their military and political context
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Danson House: The anatomy of a Georgian villa
Tells the story of the house, the estate, its owners, and its restoration by English Heritage between 1995 and 2004 after a long period of neglect. Danson House is revealed as one of the glories of Georgian domestic architecture.
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Early Structural Steel in London Buildings
This richly illustrated book takes a refreshing new look at Victorian and Edwardian architecture, examining how mild steel - which superseded cast and wrought iron - was put to use in theatres, hotels, clubs, offices and many other building types.
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Egypt in England
The first detailed guide to the use of the Egyptian style in architecture and interiors in England. Fully illustrated, this engaging book is an accessible and practical guide for a general audience, but has enough depth to be useful to scholars too.
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Europe's Deadly Century: Perspectives on 20th-century conflict heritage
This book examines the physical remains of 20th-century war, conflict and ideological struggles within Europe. It considers a wide range of conflict heritage areas and raises questions of ownership, documentation practices and conservation.
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Frederick Gibberd
A prolific architect who completed over 100 major projects including housing, nuclear power stations, reservoirs, schools and libraries.
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Georgian and Regency Conservatories
The only book available to focus on conservatories of the Georgian period.
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Historic Airports
Proceedings of the L'Europe de l'Air Conferences on Aviation Architecture
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Howell Killick Partridge & Amis
Interviews and archival research combine to tell the stories behind this creative post-war architectural practice.
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Images of Change: An archaeology of England’s contemporary landscape
A new paperback edition of this critically acclaimed book, which highlights the impact the developments of the 20th century have had on the landscape and gives us a new angle on the industrial, military, domestic and agricultural influences at work around us.
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Jewish Heritage in Britain and Ireland
Expanded and updated gazetteer and guide to sites of Jewish Heritage across Britain and Ireland.
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John Madin
Describes the work of John Madin and the influence he had on reshaping post-war architecture in Birmingham with buildings such as the Birmingham City Library, the Chamber of Commerce and the Post and Mail Building.
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Leonard Manasseh & Partners
Describes the work of Leonard Manasseh & Partners, a key architectural practice in British post-war architecture. Greatly admired by his contemporaries Manasseh came to prominence at The Festival of Britain and was a leading architect of the 1960s.
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Liverpool's Musical Landscapes
Explores the richness of Liverpool's musical life by examining the history of the places where music has been performed, and their role and significance.
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