Edith Tudor-Hart: A Steady Eye in Turbulent Times Modern movement Massed housing of the 1920s

Massed housing of the 1920s and 30s was as untutored as the products of light industry and both operated far from the enlightened thinking coming out of Central Europe that sought to harness architecture and design to social progress

and from his direct experience of working with many of Lubetkin’s buildings as a conservation architect

revealing a woman of great energy

By Neil Bingham

See a century of British architectural evolution through one house for each year

Edith Tudor-Hart: A Steady Eye in Turbulent Times Modern movement Massed housing of the 1920sHardback, 172 pages By Stephanie Pirker, Julia Winckler, Kurt Kaindl, Juliat Donat and Peter Stephan Jungk The work of the Austrian British exile photographer Edith Tudor Hart (1908 1973) is presented in a new and extensive retrospective in the photo book A steady eye in turbulent times. Her life is traced in detail in the authors texts. As a central protagonist of social documentary photography between 1930 and 1955, Edith Tudor Hart drew attention