DETAILS VOL.3: Radical Essex
Wayne Head
8 booklets | 13 × 1 x 17 cm | 128 pp
The Everyday Press | 2016 | 9780993372841
Edition of 500 copies
Each folded booklet unfolds as a poster
This volume of DETAILS examines the English county of Essex’s radical architectural sites. Through eight informative booklets, Radical Essex explores the county by means of its architectural details of the sites that show a progressive step into new Twentieth Century architecture, a testing ground for radical thought and alternative lifestyles. By illustrating exterior and interior details, this series reveals the hidden factors that contribute to the aesthetic and social composition of these projects.
Includes an introduction essay by Essex born architect Charles Holland.
Contributors: Martin Aberson, David Cloux.
Wayne Head
8 booklets | 13 × 1 x 17 cm | 128 pp
The Everyday Press | 2016 | 9780993372841
Edition of 500 copies
Each folded booklet unfolds as a poster
This volume of DETAILS examines the English county of Essex’s radical architectural sites. Through eight informative booklets, Radical Essex explores the county by means of its architectural details of the sites that show a progressive step into new Twentieth Century architecture, a testing ground for radical thought and alternative lifestyles. By illustrating exterior and interior details, this series reveals the hidden factors that contribute to the aesthetic and social composition of these projects.
Includes an introduction essay by Essex born architect Charles Holland.
Contributors: Martin Aberson, David Cloux.
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Wayne Head
8 booklets | 13 × 1 x 17 cm | 128 pp
The Everyday Press | 2016 | 9780993372841
Edition of 500 copies
Each folded booklet unfolds as a poster
This volume of DETAILS examines the English county of Essex’s radical architectural sites. Through eight informative booklets, Radical Essex explores the county by means of its architectural details of the sites that show a progressive step into new Twentieth Century architecture, a testing ground for radical thought and alternative lifestyles. By illustrating exterior and interior details, this series reveals the hidden factors that contribute to the aesthetic and social composition of these projects.
Includes an introduction essay by Essex born architect Charles Holland.
Contributors: Martin Aberson, David Cloux.
