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Here's one for all you cabinologists..
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We’re delighted to announce that our next book, Cabin Crew, is now available to pre-order.
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We look the work of Hird & Brooks, and their series of little-known holiday cabin sites, hidden away in rural Wales and the Scottish Highlands.
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Its back! By popular demand both Welsh and English versions - How Grey Was My Valley // Mor Llwyd Oedd Fy Nghwm by Peter Halliday. A slim volume celebrating the post-war architecture of Wales. (£9.00).
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Please help to save Shropshire’s town hall by signing our petition change.org/p/save-the-shireh…
So, here’s a good example of why to treat GenAI content with caution. I asked Google Bard about Welsh Postwar architecture. It’s response included this sentence: “Atlantic College in Llantwit Major, designed by the Welsh architect Erno Goldfinger”
#ai #GoogleBard #GenAI
Peter Halliday retweeted
Shropshire is an unlikely haven of post-war municipal architecture. Thanks to a succession of strong-willed leaders in the county architects office, it punches well above its weight in the modernism stakes. @PeterBRHalliday in issue 45 of the modernist.the-modernist.org/collection…
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Great to see our Glasgow book Braw Concrete, and the work of @PeterBRHalliday and Alan Stewart featured in the @The_RPS Journal this month.
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To celebrate the launch of my new book, I'm giving away a free copy. Retweet to enter (UK only) and a random winner will be selected on Boxing Day! amzn.to/3Pg3ug1 #modelmaking #architecture #history
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Braw Concrete
by Peter Halliday + Alan Stewart
Our latest book invites a reappraisal of Glasgow’s post war architecture.
Available now..
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#brawconcrete
Peter Halliday retweeted
Braw Concrete
by Peter Halliday + Alan Stewart
Our latest book invites a reappraisal of Glasgow’s post war architecture.
Available now..
the-modernist.org/collection…
#brawconcrete
Peter Halliday retweeted
Braw Concrete
Great article this on the architecture of Glasgow, a fine city. Book looks good too
"The idealism of it, maybe misplaced maybe naive, but it was evidence of people who were literally trying to build a better world"
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In today's @Sunday_Post I talk to Peter Halliday & Alan Stewart about Glasgow's postwar architecture. #Brawconcrete #themodernist
Some more coverage for #BrawConcrete, published by @modernistmag
Oh, such a perfect grey: Expert fans celebrate Glasgow's concrete masterpieces… sundaypost.com/fp/oh-such-a-… via @Sunday_Post
Glasgow's concrete buildings reflect a time when people dared to dream scotsman.com/news/opinion/co…
(Kudos to @modernistmag for making all this happen)
Peter Halliday retweeted
Braw Concrete - pop up exhibition
Saturday 05.11.22. 11am-5pm
New Glasgow Society, 1307 Argyle St, Glasgow G3 8TL
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Peter Halliday retweeted
Braw Concrete
by Peter Halliday + Alan Stewart
Taking a long hard look at Glasgow’s post-war architecture.
You can pre-order now.
#brawconcrete
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New book celebrates Glasgow's brutalist buildings from the Savoy Centre to QMU glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/2306…
@modernistmag
Can we learn to love Glasgow's 'ugliest' buildings heraldscotland.com/life_styl…
@modernistmag
Peter Halliday retweeted
Braw Concrete
by Peter Halliday + Alan Stewart
Taking a long hard look at Glasgow’s post-war architecture.
You can pre-order now.
#brawconcrete
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