Architectures of Childhood

Description:

Focusing on England between 1935 and 1959, this book examines a selected group of innovative buildings and environments that were designed for children or addressed their needs, such as playgrounds, schools, community centres, hospitals, dwellings and neighbourhoods.

subjects: Architecture and society,  Postwar reconstruction,  Great britain, social policy,  Architecture and children,  Modern Architecture,  History,  Architecture, modern, 20th century,  Architecture, great britain,  ARCHITECTURE,  Adaptive Reuse & Renovation,  Buildings,  Landmarks & Monuments,  Professional Practice,  Reference,  Designs and plans