Perambulations No.23 - Highgate to Crouch End
In the mid-20th century, Highgate, in North London, had emerged as the favoured location for the city’s leading Modernist architects such as Berthold Lubetkin, Walter Segal and John Winter to build both their own homes and innovative speculative housing schemes. Please note this walk is a bit longer than previous guides (approx 8 kilometres) and includes some steep hills.///Description
Perambulations is a series of carefully curated and informative neighbourhood architecture walks and cycle rides created by Stefi Orazi. Featuring illustrations from Jay Cover, each guide is litho printed in two colours using plant-based inks on FSC-certified paper.
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$2.08Perambulations No.23 - Highgate to Crouch End
In the mid-20th century, Highgate, in North London, had emerged as the favoured location for the city’s leading Modernist architects such as Berthold Lubetkin, Walter Segal and John Winter to build both their own homes and innovative speculative housing schemes. Please note this walk is a bit longer than previous guides (approx 8 kilometres) and includes some steep hills.///Description
Perambulations is a series of carefully curated and informative neighbourhood architecture walks and cycle rides created by Stefi Orazi. Featuring illustrations from Jay Cover, each guide is litho printed in two colours using plant-based inks on FSC-certified paper.
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In the mid-20th century, Highgate, in North London, had emerged as the favoured location for the city’s leading Modernist architects such as Berthold Lubetkin, Walter Segal and John Winter to build both their own homes and innovative speculative housing schemes. Please note this walk is a bit longer than previous guides (approx 8 kilometres) and includes some steep hills.///Description
Perambulations is a series of carefully curated and informative neighbourhood architecture walks and cycle rides created by Stefi Orazi. Featuring illustrations from Jay Cover, each guide is litho printed in two colours using plant-based inks on FSC-certified paper.
