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Timothy Brittain-Catlin speaks at Sir John Soane’s Museum

By | 04 February 2019

Timothy Brittain-Catlin is the first speaker in a series of talks and discussion evenings at Sir John Soane’s Museum that looks at critical moments in … Read more

Dr Timothy Brittain-Catlin joins the World Architecture Festival

By | 23 November 2018

Timothy Brittain-Catlin will be joining the world’s leading architects at the World Architecture Festival in Amsterdam at the end of November. The Festival’s super jury … Read more

Timothy Brittain-Catlin joins Historic England’s Advisory Committee

By | 06 August 2018

Timothy Brittain-Catlin has been appointed to Historic England’s national advisory committee. This group advises the heritage and conservation body on policy matters and casework (excluding … Read more

Postmodern listings – A Turning Point in Building Conservation

By | 10 May 2018

Historic England has announced this week that a number of major postmodern buildings will receive listed building status, thus preserving this important period of British … Read more

Timothy Brittain-Catlin joins the Azrieli Global Studio

By | 25 April 2018

On 19 April, Dr Timothy Brittain-Catlin joined a review of work from the Azrieli Global Studio at the Peter Guo-hua Fu School of Architecture at … Read more

Timothy Brittain-Catlin to speak at Gresham College

By | 05 March 2018

Timothy Brittain-Catlin will be presenting his latest research in a lecture at Gresham College on the evening of Tuesday 13th March. This talk will propose … Read more

Timothy Brittain-Catlin to head prestigious new editorial board in architectural history

By | 21 February 2018

The respected academic art and architectural history Lund Humphries is delighted to announce a new series within its revived architecture and design programme: Architectural History … Read more

Timothy Brittain-Catlin to speak at the European Year of Cultural Heritage

By | 06 February 2018

Timothy Brittain-Catlin will be speaking on British Victorian architects from A.W.N. Pugin to W.R. Lethaby as part of the series on Architectural History organised for … Read more

The English Parsonage in the Early Nineteenth Century

By | 01 February 2018

From this page you can access the entire text of my book The English Parsonage in the Early Nineteenth Century, chapter by chapter. We have … Read more

Dr Timothy Brittain-Catlin joins jury for AR New into Old awards

By | 14 August 2017

Kent School of Architecture’s Dr Timothy Brittain-Catlin will join Michael Hopkins and Lyndon Neri as a judge for the AR New into Old awards. For … Read more

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