Pevsner Guides editor is thinking about how to spend £700,000 on heritage

Britain’s leading architectural historian who changed the way historians write about architecture

Engaging communicator and academic

Architecture, like everything, needs critics

It was a sunny day

£25 chapel that’s now a thriving arts centre

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The self-taught historian and curator transformed the study of architectural drawings

Definitive guide to medieval steeples

Prejudice, rather than understanding, can make us too quick to dismiss or approve of buildings

Never has Pevsner’s famous distinction between ‘architecture’ and ‘building’ been so firmly overturned.

Tragedies and inspiration of Walter Gropius