Modernism in Metro-Land
Exploring the art deco, modernist and brutalist buildings of London's suburbs and beyond
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Due South: The Northern Line Extension 1926
A poster advertising the Morden extension. Image from London Transport Museum Collection.
Charles Holden’s work on the Piccadilly Line for London Transport produced some of the first and finest public modernist buildings in Britain. From t...
Moderne in Muswell Hill
The subdued facade of the Muswell Hill Odeon. Image from RIBApix.
The Odeon cinema at Muswell Hill opened on 9th September 1936, with the first film shown being “Educated Evans”, starring Max Miller, a now lost piece of cinema heritage. Lu...
1956: The Birth of the Brutalist House
The Sugden House, Watford (1956). Image from RIBApix.
1956 was a pivotal year for housing in Britain. As the London County Council Architects Department swung from polite Scandi modern to full on Beton Brut at the Alton West Estate, the pr...
Anatomy of a House: 16 Warley Way, Frinton Park Estate
16 Warley Way, Frinton Park Estate. Image from RIBApix
The confident curves of art deco and the white walls and metal railings of modernism both suggest an affinity with the sea, influenced as they are by the ocean-going liners and bristli...
Brave New London 1960
“Look up at the bold and uncompromising buildings of today.
At no time since 1666 has London had such a fresh and sudden skyline”
In 1960 London Transport issued a leaflet and poster highlighting the new architecture springing up across...
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