London
Aylesbury Estate In Three Pieces
15th June 2024
Levy House, Chelsea
1st March 2024
Cohen House, Chelsea
29th February 2024
Birkin Haward
13th May 2022
Whitecross Street, steeped in London history.
11th September 2021
Penguin Pool, London Zoo Berthold Lubetkin
23rd June 2021
12th June 2021
John Lewis Department Store, Oxford Street, London 1960
25th April 2021
This is Tomorrow
5th November 2020
The Isokon Company and Lawn Road Flats
2nd August 2020
London Wall West, IMPORTANT UPDATE
A lot of voices were heard – but weren’t listened to – NEWS UPDATE.
23rd October 2022
London Estates; Modernist Council Housing 1946 – 1981
3rd March 2024
Embassy of the Czech Republic in London Slide Show
12th June 2021
Barbican|Urban Poetry by Joe Gilbert
21st October 2018
Gingerbread City at the Museum of Architecture; How buildings made of sugar and spice help us understand the challenges ahead
2nd December 2023
The Barbican’s curious brutalist Fibonacci Spiral
8th September 2018
Is Frobisher Crescent, perhaps, the most curious part of the Barbican?
10th August 2018
The 1936 Modernist wing of the German Hospital in Hackney
A story of the best and the worst of the 20th Century
28th December 2018
Lea Lund and Erik K, ‘a story about love, a photographer finding her muse and a subject claiming his identity’
1st September 2023
Barbican Lake on the iconic brutalist barbican estate
The Barbican Estate built by Chamberlain, Powell and Bon took a dream and a vision conceived on a bomb shattered piece of land in the centre of the City of London.
10th July 2017
Isokon and the Bauhaus in Britain, a British Modernist Masterpiece; home to Agatha Christie, spies and centre of an intellectual circle
24th February 2019
At First Ignored and Now Lost, London’s Welbeck Street Car Park
13th November 2017
London’s Czech Embassy – Brutalist and Proud
6th November 2021
David Hoffman ‘the riot photographer’s riot photographer’
2nd November 2022
Barbican Open Air Cinema, Daughters of the Dust -Beyonce’s inspiration
29th August 2022
Looking back Looking forward: What has been lost and what can still be saved
31st December 2021
Reclaiming Public Space WXSP: One of the best reasons to take a detour if you are heading over to the Barbican this weekend
5th July 2022
Platinum Jubilee Flypast Over the Barbican
2nd June 2022
A temporary city has sprung up in London made entirely from Gingerbread
8th December 2022
Concrete and Clay, Unit Four Plus Two, the Barbican’s First Music Video Unit Four Plus Two
29th December 2019
Virtual Tour of the Czech and Slovak Embassies in London | Brutal Beauty
12th June 2021
Alison and Peter Smithson
A-Z Lexicon of Architecture and Design
13th November 2017
New Brutalists’ “Japanese” Pavilions: The Smithsons and Theo Crosby
27th April 2021
A window of opportunity
6th March 2021
Chamberlin, Powell and Bon’s other spot; Vanbrugh Park
10th July 2019
Trellick Tower 2021 Campaign #SaveTrellickHallofFame
18th February 2021
Very nearly called Lenin Court, Lubetkin’s Modernist Icon Bevin Court in the ‘Socialist Republic of Finsbury’
17th March 2019
Erno Goldfinger
Architect, furniture and toy designer who hung out with Man Ray in Paris
Lexicon A-Z of Architecture
24th October 2017
Sam Kerridge: Processing Cityscapes, grab your camera and follow the geotags
5th December 2020
John Bancroft
24th October 2017
Night photography. Recording a city against a velvet blue backdrop
19th October 2019
Off the béton track: The Barbican Archive Residency: 19-20 October 2019
10th October 2019
Alexandra and Ainsworth Estate British Brutalist Architecture Through Russian Eyes
4th September 2019
Imperfect Beauty: photographing a city’s life-cycle
24th July 2019
My Father, One Of The Men Who Designed The Barbican
24th July 2019
The Barbican Archive Mixtape
A cinematic cut-and-paste journey through the Barbican
4th June 2019
Becoming GreyScape
Concrete apartment blocks weighing tens of thousands of tons on soaring columns
9th February 2019
Robin Hood Gardens
Why the V&A took an unprecedented step
13th November 2017
