This talk explores the way that women of all classes sought to re-make the urban environment in Edinburgh’s Old Town.

This talk explores the way that women of all classes sought to re-make the urban environment in Edinburgh’s Old Town.

Special Issue: Architect-Planners: Transnational and Global Perspectives. Guest Edited by Elizabeth Darling. Volume 41, Issue 5 of Planning Perspectives

Elizabeth Darling has produced a definitive account of the early years of the BBC and George Val Myer's "monument to the invisible" in which it was based, writes Jon Wright

Architectural History is the SAHGB's principal publication, published since 1958.

Real Patisserie is bringing this action on behalf of the Western Road Community Group, representing traders, residents and those who depend on and value Western Road.

This book is about the architecture and design of broadcasting in the 1920s and 1930s, examining the buildings which the BBC occupied in its founding decades, with a particular focus on Broadcasting H...

Discover histories of architecture and the built environment from different periods and places with expert academics, architects, and heritage professionals.

John Wyver writes: ‘This Temple of the Arts and Muses’ is the opening phrase of the dedication, displayed in Latin and supposedly written by John Reith, at the entrance to Broadcasting House. Sited on...

Thursday 24th June 6.15PM FOR A 6.30PM START BDP London 16 Brewhouse Yard Clerkenwell London EC1V 4LJ We enjoyed Bob's talk in manchester so much we thought we would treat our London friends to it too...

External Event supported by SAHGB. Exploring the architect-planner across global contexts, this symposium examines the intersections of architecture, planning and urban change.