The Twentieth Century Society is a British charity that campaigns for the preservation of architectural heritage from 1914 onwards. They provide support and advice to architects and planning authorities to protect the best twentieth-century architecture and design, whether through listing or sympathetic development and management. In 2023, the society launched a campaign to protect Britain's few remaining cooling towers.

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• Foreword – Hugh PearmanIntroduction – Catherine Croft100 Years Timeline1914–1918The Inter-war Decades – Gavin Stamp1919–1951Post-war Architecture – Elain Harwood1952–1988Postmodernism – Timothy Brittain-Catlin1989–2013Further readingIndexPicture creditsAcknowledgements

The Twentieth Century Society is a British charity that campaigns for the preservation of architectural heritage from 1914 onwards. They provide support and advice to architects and planning authorities to protect the best twentieth-century architecture and design, whether through listing or sympathetic development and management. In 2023, the society launched a campaign to protect Britain's few remaining cooling towers.

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• Foreword – Hugh PearmanIntroduction – Catherine Croft100 Years Timeline1914–1918The Inter-war Decades – Gavin Stamp1919–1951Post-war Architecture – Elain Harwood1952–1988Postmodernism – Timothy Brittain-Catlin1989–2013Further readingIndexPicture creditsAcknowledgements

The Twentieth Century Society is a British charity that campaigns for the preservation of architectural heritage from 1914 onwards. They provide support and advice to architects and planning authorities to protect the best twentieth-century architecture and design, whether through listing or sympathetic development and management. In 2023, the society launched a campaign to protect Britain's few remaining cooling towers.

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• Foreword – Hugh PearmanIntroduction – Catherine Croft100 Years Timeline1914–1918The Inter-war Decades – Gavin Stamp1919–1951Post-war Architecture – Elain Harwood1952–1988Postmodernism – Timothy Brittain-Catlin1989–2013Further readingIndexPicture creditsAcknowledgements