Available online
Media not available in the Digital Archive
Description
This is the full A305/01 programme made available on YouTube by the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) for the exhibition 'The University is Now on Air: Broadcasting Modern Architecture'
This is the full A305/01 programme made available on YouTube by the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) for the exhibition 'The University is Now on Air: Broadcasting Modern Architecture'
| Rights Statement: | Rights owned or controlled by The Open University |
|---|---|
| Restrictions on use: | Contact The Open University Archive for further use |
| Duration: | |
| + Show more... | |
| Master programe code and title: | A305/01 An architect at work : Fletcher's Well Ponteland |
| Master programme production number: | 00525_3167 |
| Available to public: | yes |
Related Archive Content
The Universal International Exhibition held in Paris in 1900 may now seem to be a g...lorious celebration of 19th century values, Imperialism and eclecticism. This included displays of real colonial 'natives', camels and a mediaeval french village complete with people in mediaeval costumes. There were buildings ranging from Serbian byzantine to English Jacobean to Austrian Gothic. But it was also intended to look forward to the new century and was considered - by the general public at the time, to
This is the first Open University programme to be shown on BBC One and coincides wi...th the opening of the Victoria & Albert Museum's prestigious Art Deco exhibition on 27 March 2003. The programme tells a story that takes in fashion, film, photography, music and architecture, as it tracks the development of Art Deco; from its Roaring Twenties beginning in Paris to a high-spirited zenith that was swiftly halted by the outbreak of the Second World War.
Accompanying his letter to an unknown female recipient, James Montgomery includes a... draft of his hymn 'Heaven in Prospect' (known also as 'Palm of glory, raiment bright') which he has sent for approval by the recipient and an unnamed Editor. He also refers to the 'Offering' which may be 'The Offering for 1829', a collection of prose and verse edited by Andrews Norton.
