Foundations: How the Built Environment Made Twentieth-Century Britain
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Foundations: How the Built Environment Made Twentieth-Century Britain

by Dr Sam Wetherell

History Architecture Urban Studies
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Foundations explores how the built environment made twentieth-century Britain. Dr Sam Wetherell examines the physical foundations of modern British life, offering a historical perspective on the buildings, places, and structures that shaped the country during a transformative century.

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Foundations examines the relationship between the built environment and twentieth-century Britain.

Focusing on the foundations of modern life, the book considers how buildings, places, and physical surroundings shaped the country during the twentieth century.

Written by Dr Sam Wetherell, this work offers a historical perspective on Britain through the lens of its built environment.

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