Join us on 29/1 as architectural photographer Simon Phipps and social historian John Grindrod take us on a visual tour of Britain's modern places. Tickets: www.mklitfest.org/this-must-be...
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Grafton and Estella, Portsmouth; designed by Portsmouth City Council Architect’s Department, built 1973-75
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Photo: Simon Phipps
Central Library, Central Milton Keynes; designed by Buckinghamshire County Council’s architects’ department, led by Paul Markcrow, project architect Tse-Chiu Ng, built 1971–81
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Photo: Simon Phipps
Birmingham New Street Signal Box, Birmingham; designed by Bicknell and Hamilton with Regional Architect, London Midland Region, R L Moorcraft, built 1964
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Photo: Simon Phipps
Solar House, Town Central Area development, Sunderland; designed by Llewelyn-Davies, Weeks and Partners with Ian Frazer and Associates, built 1967-69
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Photo: Simon Phipps
Wolfson Hall, Maryhill, Glasgow; designed by Building Design Partnership, built 1964-65
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Photo: Simon Phipps
Grosvenor Lane Housing, Glasgow; designed by Scott, Brownrigg and Turner, built 1971-73
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Photo: Simon Phipps
Cover of BRUTAL WALES / CYMRU FRIWTALAIDD showing Margam Crematorium. The book is a photographic exploration of the post-war modernist architecture and infrastructure of Wales.
BRUTAL WALES / CYMRU FRIWTALAIDD. The book features photography of over 60 sites, buildings and structures across Wales accompanied by essays in both English and Welsh by John Grindrod and Mark Durden.
