A People’s Architecture
Hard to believe, but the UK was once a country where the state built well-designed housing, and there was disagreement over what form of modernism it should take.
Quite liked this on Blair, too:
Blair, she noted, was insistent that a decent education couldn’t be ‘delivered’, to use the parlance, in older buildings – an argument that Harwood noted was, strangely, never applied to private schools. Blair was of course educated in the enormous Gothic pile of Fettes College, Edinburgh.
By Owen Hatherley. Originally published 23/07/21.
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