Unintentional forces of serendipity
In many ways this website has been a massive joint effort, a mutually collaborative process and a whole lot of fun.
In many ways this website has been a massive joint effort, a mutually collaborative process and a whole lot of fun.
Guest post: York's architecture and pedagogy was one of enigmatic restraint. Ben Britton discusses the collegiate campus.
Several years after Beloff's The Plateglass Universities, architectural historian Tony Birks published, Building the New Universities.
Michael Beloff wrote about the literal and metaphoric changes to the higher education sector in The Plateglass Universities (1968).
A trip to Stoke-on-Trent provided a perfect opportunity to visit nearby Keele University - a pioneer among the new universities.
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).