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Erich Mendelsohn’s ‘New lodge’ 1924-26 in w

Erich Mendelsohn’s ‘New lodge’ 1924-26 in what was then Tilsit, East Prussia. In Mendelsohn’s time a thriving multi-ethnic border town. Sadly its role as a command centre of wartime atrocities against its and the region’s Jewish citizens is recorded in painful detail. Occupied by Soviet troops in 1945 it became Russian territory with a name change to Sovetsk in the Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia. Image with thanks go @pv_kuznetsov see over at @greyscapeworld for a ‘then and now’ image. In 1807 Napoleon and Emperor Alexander of Russia in a meeting held on a grand raft moored in the middle of the Neman River made the Peace of Tilsit.

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BRUTAL NORTH – POST-WAR MODERNIST ARCHITECTURE I

BRUTAL NORTH – POST-WAR MODERNIST ARCHITECTURE IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND a long overdue deep dive, and in the capable hands of Simon Phipps @new_brutalism author of Brutal London it’s going to be a cracker. The book, Simon explains, ‘takes us on a journey from Newcastle’s Byker Wall Estate, ‘voted the best neighbourhood in the UK, to the extraordinary Park Hill Estate in Sheffield, from Preston’s sweeping bus station and Liverpool’s Royal Insurance Building, these structures have seen off threats to their survival and are rightly celebrated for the imprint they leave upon the skyline and the cultural life of their cities’. new_brutalism On pre-order now, LINK IN OUR BIO available from 29th October

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