Building the New Jerusalem: Architecture, Housing and Politics 1900-1930 (EP 82) by Mark Swenarton
" The first account based on primary historical research of the relationship between architecture, housing and social democracy in Britain and Europe in this key formative period.
Makes available to a wide readership essays written over the past 30 years which are not otherwise easily accessible
The author is one of the leading historians of British housing
The accompanying CD contains key housing and design texts from the period, including government reports such as the Tudor Walters Report which are available only in a handful of libraries, as well as unique documents such as RB Whites hitherto unpublished history of the BRS"