5 Things You Didn’t Know About Prefabs
Prefabs were temporary homes built to rehouse those who had lost their homes during the Blitz.
Prefabs were temporary homes built to rehouse those who had lost their homes during the Blitz.
On 18 July 1898, a catastrophic fire broke out in the commercial heart of Sunderland.
Many 20th century military sites survive around the country, and a number of these sites are protected due to their special architectural or historic interest.
How we create our homes and the spaces around them reflects our constantly evolving lifestyles, needs and social trends.
A new study explores the sheer range of Gibberd’s work, showing that that he does indeed deserve a place in our narrative of 20th century modern architecture.
London streets are lined with colourful shops clamouring for our attention. Many are of considerable age and have survived forContinue Reading
Apethorpe was built around 1470 for an aspiring courtier Sir Guy Wolston and remains one of the most complete high-status medieval houses surviving from the 15th century.
This morning, thousands of Harry Potters, Peppa Pigs and Matildas were dispatched to schools around the country to mark WorldContinue Reading
Woolworth’s bright red signboard was a beacon on British and Irish high streets for nearly a century.
Discover some surprising and little-known stories of the war’s impact on England.









