We are hugely excited that we have won funding for a team based PhD project titled ‘Waterborne: The heritage, culture and environment of UK reservoirs’ to be based at @LivUniArch @LICAatLancaster and @PlaceCentre ! Find out more about the project here: news.liverpool.ac.uk/2023/12…
Come and join us at @LivUniArch and do a fully funded PhD about the #landscape and #architecturalhistory of post-war reservoirs! We can’t wait to hear more about women’s contributions including #BrendaColvin and #SylviaCrowe!
Copy ordered now! really looking forward to reading this celebration of landscape work and ideas by a number of hitherto little known women. Well done! What's next?
@lucaknorr@CamillaAllen @KarenFitzsimon
New from the modernist - Women of the Welfare Landscape by Luca Csepely-Knorr & Camilla Allen, commemorates the network of women and their collaborators who had a major impact on shaping the post-war designed landscapes of the British Welfare State.
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Great book, and if you pop into @modernistsoc Manchester shop to buy one, you'll be in time to see a wonderful exhibition Cooling Down: Carbon Cycle photos printed from crushed coal, stunningly clear images the-modernist.org/blogs/news…
New from the modernist - Women of the Welfare Landscape by Luca Csepely-Knorr & Camilla Allen, commemorates the network of women and their collaborators who had a major impact on shaping the post-war designed landscapes of the British Welfare State.
buff.ly/3DYh0QP
New exhibition - Cooling Down : Carbon Cycle
Photographs by Michael England, printed from crushed coal by artist, photographer and developer Bob France.
21.07.23 - 02.09.23
the modernist
58 Port Street, Manchester M1 2EQ
the-modernist.org/blogs/news…
Our exhibition is up at @BCU_BSoAD until the end of the month! Thank you @BCU_MALA &modernistsocBHM for hosting us and for the great launch event last night with @joyburgess1 !
And that's a wrap of the @WomenWLandscape#VisionsOfWelfare conference, hosted by the stunning @GardenMuseumLDN
Thank you all for such an inspiring day and for inviting me to talk about women's varied contributions to telecommunications!
I am really excited to be speaking about the history of telephone exchange buildings at the @wutheringbytes festival this August.
Come join us in Hebden Bridge!
We are delighted to announce that Professor Martin Campbell-Kelly will be giving a talk on the Rise and Fall of ICL at Festival Day, along with Lisa Kinch who will be giving a talk which celebrates the modest telephone exchange building!
wutheringbytes.com/news/2023…