
Birmingham, Holland Hobbiss and the long influence of Philip Webb
The Arts and Crafts tradition established deep roots in Birmingham during the nineteenth century, resulting in masterpieces such…
The Arts and Crafts tradition established deep roots in Birmingham during the nineteenth century, resulting in masterpieces such…
In this special festive blog, Yale author Clive Aslet welcomes us in to sit by a warm hearth…
Writers in the 19th century described country houses as their own ‘little kingdoms’: self-contained units with their own…
Country houses in the UK date back as far as the medieval period, when England had a population…
The estate villages of Joseph Neeld are a remarkably complete set in the picturesque styles of the earlier…
When it comes to the desirability of a house, property experts and novices alike have no doubt heard…
Writing a book is hard, but finding centuries-old primary sources of Moroccan royal households can be even harder….
Heritage is a physical manifestation of days gone by – the remains of humankind’s past; from our buildings,…
The latest volume from the much-loved Buildings of England series to be revised and refreshed is Nottinghamshire—an oft-overlooked…
Some of the most outstanding examples of world architecture, such as the Mosque of Córdoba, the ceiling of…
On the last day of 2016 the world lost one of its foremost architectural historians when James S….
‘It’ll be a sort of Scottish Pevsner, then?’ This was the reaction of an unnamed station master at…
Giles Waterfield’s The People’s Galleries is a wide-ranging examination of the phenomenon of the art museum in Britain, from its early…
Put on some comfortable shoes (or just imagine putting them on!) and join us in our Italian holiday…