40 Years of Architecture
Clive Aslet is a visiting professor of Architecture at the University of Cambridge and the publisher of Triglyph Books. For many years he worked at the magazine Country Life, where he was editor from 1993 until 2006. Clive has written prolifically for the national press and makes frequent appearances on radio and television. During his career, he has closely followed the former Prince of Wales's contribution to the architectural debate and accompanied him to both Poundbury and Nansledan. Clive has written more than 30 books about architecture and British life, including The Story of the Country House (Yale University Press) and Sir Edwin Lutyens: Britain's Greatest Architect? (Triglyph Books). Married with three children, Clive lives in London and Ramsgate.
Acknowledgements; Introduction; Carbuncle; People; Classicism; Harmony; Countryside; Arcadia; Utopia; Eden; Resurrection; Green; Legacy; Appendix; Endnotes; Picture Credits; Index