The Queen’s visit seen through the Archives
On Her Royal Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee we look through the Archives to understand her connection with Salford.
On Her Royal Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee we look through the Archives to understand her connection with Salford.
A visit to the RIBA Library and Collections at 66 Portland Place, London, designed by architects for architects.
Guest post: Alexandra Mitchell explores the archives to understand what makes them special - there's even a forgotten paternoster lift!
Redevelopment at one of the UK's oldest institutions with Sir Basil Spence and Sir Robert Matthew.
Shirley, like Walter, Shelagh, Robert and Laurence share aspiring qualities, let's salute some of Salford's modernist heroes.
The Maxwell Building signified a new found confidence for the College, the higher education sector, and society at large.
In 1964 the Department for Education and Science issued an update on education, simply called ‘Update on CAT’s’
The term ‘Plateglass’ was a name created by Michael Beloff for his book, The Plateglass Universities (1968).