Architecture and the Face of Coal: Mining and Modern Britain the modernist Ben Tosland examines Godwin and

Ben Tosland examines Godwin and Hopwood's form of tropical modernism and illuminates its contemporary meanings

Prokop’s meticulous history restores Jacques and Jacqueline Groag to their rightful places in the pantheon of Viennese Modernists

Eileen Gray designed Villa E 1027 for herself and her youthful partner Jean Badovici

the early modern movement country house now open to the public by the National Trust

re-assesses his prime work of the 1930s and charts the extensive output of his often-overlooked post-war career

Architecture and the Face of Coal: Mining and Modern Britain the modernist Ben Tosland examines Godwin andHardback, 288 pages By Gary Boyd With only a handful of British coalmines remaining active and with targets set to reduce carbon emissions, the coal industry now seems to be heading towards extinction. Yet, it was coal that turned Britain into a world leader during the Industrial Revolution and established the conditions for the modern state. In the 20th century, it generated building programmes on a massive scale concerning miners welfare,