100 Houses 100 Years Brutal North Amalia’s love of architecture and

Amalia’s love of architecture and her passion for drawing has inspired her to publish this collection of illustrations of her favourite 20th Century homes

Part III explores the modernisation of the industry during the post-war period arguing that that architectural design and representation became pivotal to the functional and symbolic requirements of the newly Nationalised entity and its position within

Wyeth combines a sharp analysis of Europe's artistic movements between the two wars with refreshing personal insights to create a fascinating portrait that is both fluid and easy to read

His Heftchen - secret diaries he kept from the age of 14 for another sixty years - reveal hidden aspirations and anxieties

100 Houses 100 Years Brutal North Amalia’s love of architecture andHardcover, 208 pages By C20 See a century of British architectural evolution through one house for each year! Gain fascinating insight into Britain's architectural heritage from 1914 to 2014. Through one building per year over the century, we can see the wide range of designs that emerged and how housing styles were adapted to suit urban life. Stunning photography and commentary written by leading architectural critics and design historians including