
MAKING POST WAR MANCHESTER WEBSITE (2016)
Five distinct development areas of 1960s central Manchester, researched and recreated in a 3D environment and brought to life using a digital gami...
Read moreJune 6-24th 2016, Oxford House, Oxford Road, Manchester:View Website. We think we are familiar with Manchester’s skyline and city centre landmark...
Read moreSHEFFIELD MODERNIST SOCIETY COMMISSION SERIES OF SHORT FILMS AND MUSIC COMPOSITIONS CELEBRATING SHEFFIELD'S MODERNIST ARCHITECTURE "Spatial Resonan...
Read moreAn exhibition of archive and contemporary photographs of Manchester’s 20th century urban fabric selected from a year long programme of volunteer ...
Read morethis online map is no longer availableFollowing a small grant from The Wisdom Factory, we initiated some contacts and collaborations responding to...
Read moreSouplesse, a one off publication celebrating the history and visual culture of cycling. Conceived and edited by Eddy Rhead Contents:David Dunnico...
Read moreSacred Suburbs is celebration of post-war places of worship in the hinterlands of Manchester. If you were to think of post-war churches in Manches...
Read moreEver had a little faith? Sacred Suburbs a one-day event celebrating and debating the architecture of Manchester’s post-war places of worship (1945-...
Read moreSci-Eng50: an exhibition celebrating 50 years of sciences at John Dalton. Opened by Harold Wilson in December 1964, the John Dalton Building heral...
Read moreBetween July and December 2014, the Modernist Society presented six guest talks at Manchester Central Library. These included: Homes for Chenge - P...
Read moreThe Toastrack, also known as the Domestic & Trades College, or the Hollings Faculty of Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU), now stands emp...
Read moreMetro Modern, the Manchester Modernist Society’s free map & guide to Manchester’s Twentieth Century Architecture. With the help of our handy gu...
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