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Fri 26 Aug 2022

Architectural historians work to recognise and protect threatened 20th-century ‘traditional’ architecture

Places of Worship in Britain and Ireland, 1829-1929

Fri 26 Aug 2022

The seventh book in the series on places of worship in Britain and Ireland covers the complexities of the century between 1829 and 1929.

Welcome David Lewis

Thu 26 May 2022

The Department's new architectural historian has a particular interest in British and American architecture of the years 1880-1950

Architect, Patron and Craftsman in Tudor and Early Stuart England

Thu 01 Feb 2018

Volume 6 of Historic Environment series looks at domestic architecture, and is published in honour of Professor Malcolm Airs

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