By Philip Carter As a survey of domestic experience, the IHR’s 2018 Winter Conference—‘Home: new histories of living’ (8-9 February)—ranges widely in its locations and forms of historical dwellings. At the same time, individual properties stand out. These include No....
Going Underground: Travel Beneath the Metropolis 1863-201317 January 2013Marko JobstMovement, Vision, Underground Abstract: This paper looks at the history of vision in architectural modernity and its failed acknowledgement of the London Underground. While there have...
Going Underground: Travel Beneath the Metropolis 1863-2013Ulrike WeberThe advantage of a trip abroad. The emergence of architectural Modernism17 January 2013Abstract: English Modernism has been neglected for a long time. It is only recently that researchers developed...
Going Underground: Travel Beneath the Metropolis 1863-2013Lucy Maulsby The Underground Above Ground17 January 2013 Abstract: Architectural historians interested in underground transportation systems have largely focused on the representational character of the...
British History in the Long 18th CenturyChancery Lane: politics, space and the built environment, c. 1760-1815Francis Boorman (IHR)19 October 2011 Sandwiched between the west and east ends of London, Chancery Lane was a focus point in England’s capital city and...
