John Lewis Department Store, Oxford Street, London 1960
25th April 2021
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This is Tomorrow
5th November 2020
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East Beach Cafe, Littlehampton, England
22nd August 2020
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The Isokon Company and Lawn Road Flats
2nd August 2020
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4th February 2020
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24th February 2019
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24th February 2019
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28th December 2018
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25th November 2018
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25th October 2018
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24th October 2018
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14th September 2018
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8th September 2018
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9th August 2018
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6th August 2018
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17th May 2018
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17th May 2018
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26th March 2018
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18th January 2018
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18th December 2017
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17th December 2017
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13th November 2017
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13th November 2017
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24th October 2017
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‘Opposite Places, Common Traces’ at the Barbican
29th May 2024
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1st September 2020
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London Wall West, IMPORTANT UPDATE
A lot of voices were heard – but weren’t listened to – NEWS UPDATE.
23rd October 2022
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Barbican Conservatory
4th August 2020
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London Estates; Modernist Council Housing 1946 – 1981
3rd March 2024
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Embassy of the Czech Republic in London Slide Show
12th June 2021
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Barbican|Urban Poetry by Joe Gilbert
21st October 2018
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Gingerbread City at the Museum of Architecture; How buildings made of sugar and spice help us understand the challenges ahead
2nd December 2023
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The Barbican’s curious brutalist Fibonacci Spiral
8th September 2018
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John Walmsley: ‘photographing ordinary people and the interesting things they do’
16th November 2023
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Is Frobisher Crescent, perhaps, the most curious part of the Barbican?
10th August 2018
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Calling time on Dial House
8th August 2018
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Richard Davis’ Backstage Pass to Madchester’s Cultural Explosion
8th June 2023
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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
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Lea Lund and Erik K, ‘a story about love, a photographer finding her muse and a subject claiming his identity’
1st September 2023
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My Brutal Life Transmitting the Power of Art
13th October 2023
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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
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Isokon and the Bauhaus in Britain, a British Modernist Masterpiece; home to Agatha Christie, spies and centre of an intellectual circle
24th February 2019
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De La Warr Pavilion, how a German and a Georgian created something so quintessentially British
10th July 2017
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At First Ignored and Now Lost, London’s Welbeck Street Car Park
13th November 2017
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London’s Czech Embassy – Brutalist and Proud
6th November 2021
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David Hoffman ‘the riot photographer’s riot photographer’
2nd November 2022
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27th June 2018
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Barbican Open Air Cinema, Daughters of the Dust -Beyonce’s inspiration
29th August 2022
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Looking back Looking forward: What has been lost and what can still be saved
31st December 2021
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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
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Platinum Jubilee Flypast Over the Barbican
2nd June 2022
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The Barbican Centre, Happy Happy
3rd March 2022
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A temporary city has sprung up in London made entirely from Gingerbread
8th December 2022
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Concrete and Clay, Unit Four Plus Two, the Barbican’s First Music Video Unit Four Plus Two
29th December 2019
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Virtual Tour of the Czech and Slovak Embassies in London | Brutal Beauty
12th June 2021
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Alison and Peter Smithson
A-Z Lexicon of Architecture and Design
13th November 2017
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If you have a hankering to experience the vigour, invention and imagination of world-class street art a short walk from the Barbican Centre then head for Whitecross Street.
11th September 2021
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Futuro House: If you spotted a Futuro Pod in need of some serious care, could you just walk on by?
4th June 2021
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High and Over Britain’s First Modernist Country House
30th June 2021
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Jo’s Art History Podcast with Greyscape | The Barbican Living in an Architectural Experiment
1st June 2021
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The Barbican – Concrete Community
17th May 2021
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New Brutalists’ “Japanese” Pavilions: The Smithsons and Theo Crosby
27th April 2021
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Erich Mendelsohn, Architect and Modernist
24th October 2017
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24th October 2017
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A window of opportunity
6th March 2021
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Chamberlin, Powell and Bon’s other spot; Vanbrugh Park