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Exploring Britain's history through twenty-five significant structures, this work highlights the interplay between architecture and national identity. From ancient fortifications to modern landmarks like the Gherkin, it examines how these buildings reflect social, political, and economic changes. Steven Parissien delves into both renowned sites, such as Lincoln Cathedral, and lesser-known gems, like a Manchester pub and an Edwardian cinema. The narrative uncovers the rich stories behind these structures, revealing their roles in shaping and mythologizing British history.

The history of Britain told through the stories of twenty-five notable buildings, from the Iron Age fortification of Maiden Castle in Dorset to the Gherkin.

Focusing on the desires of patrons over the past two centuries, this architectural history contrasts actual preferences with the ideals proposed by architects and theorists. It explores the influence of Symm & Company, Oxford's leading building contractor and craft practitioner, shedding light on the nuanced relationship between client expectations and architectural practice. The book delves into the evolving needs and tastes in institutional and private patronage, offering a fresh perspective on architectural development.

Canaletto's time in mid-Georgian Britain has received much scholarly attention in the past, but this book places his work in a broader political and social context, linking his paintings and drawings, as well as those of William Hogarth, with the growing sense of assurance and mission which the British nation was then beginning to display.

Steven Parissien examines the impact, development and significance of the automobile over its turbulent and colourful 130-year history. He tells the story of the auto, and of its creators, from its earliest appearance in the late nineteenth century to the global mergers of the 1990s and the bail-outs of the early twenty-first century.

The first comprehensive world history of the most important transport innovation of the modern age.

Po raz pierwszy przedstawiono w tej książce związki między ewolucją domowego wnętrza a przemianami kulturalnymi i gospodarczymi jakie zachodziły w świecie zachodnim od początku XVIII wieku. Uwzględniono tu nie tylko pałace arystokracji, lecz także domy kupców i przedstawicieli klasy średniej, gdyż to właśnie te warstwy pierwsze korzystały z dobrodziejstw nowych technologii przy meblowaniu i ozdabianiu mieszkań. Nowe prądy zostały zilustrowane katalogami, albumami, obrazami i fotografiami z epoki.

Inspired by the Classicism of the great Italian architect Palladio, designers such as Burlington, Campbell and Kent adapted his ideas to the English climate. They thus created a new style which was to pervade town and country house design throughout England and become a major influence in the colonies of North America. In this magnificent book, Steven Parissien explores the rise of Palladian villas in England and follows the style as it spread, through the use of pattern books, to the more average home. The book examines the origins, forms and development of the style through building materials, fixtures and fittings, as well as period colours and coverings, presenting the reader with a full picture of Palladian architecture, furnishings and décor.

Bahnhöfe haben einen besonderen Platz im Herzen der Menschen. Sie bündeln die Sehnsucht nach Abenteuer, Romantik, Flucht vor dem Alltag und aufregenden, fernen Zielen. Steven Parissien stellt das Leben auf den Bahnhöfen der ganzen Welt und deren Architektur dar, wie sie sich seit 150 Jahren entwickelt und verändert hat. Das farbig bebilderte Buch voller Atmosphäre ist ein Geschenk für jeden, der sich für Züge, Architektur und Reisen interessiert.

A study of the form of domestic Neo-Classicism, named after Robert Adam.