Architecture of Craig Hamilton at Old Parkland, Dallas

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. Since publishing The American Country House with Yale University Press in 1990 he has written widely about American architecture. In 2025 he was awarded the Board of Directors Honor by the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art as part of its Arthur Ross Awards. Clive has authored more than thirty books, including The Story of the Country House (Yale) and Sir Edwin Lutyens: Britain's Greatest Architect? (Triglyph Books).

"The exceptionally talented Craig Hamilton has achieved a crowning success at Old Parkland, a project truly unprecedented in scope." Peter Lyden - President of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art"Craig Hamilton's remarkable mastery of the past and ability to use the classical language afresh to meet modern-day needs shines through in these exquisite volumes." Frank Salmon - Professor of the History of Classical Architecture, University of Cambridge

• Volume I: Freedom Place - Preface, Introduction, Architectural Drawings, Sculpture, Photographs, Picture Credits. Volume II: The Campanile - Introduction, Architectural Drawings, Sculpture, Photographs, Picture Credits. Volume III: The East Campus - Introduction, Architectural Drawings, Sculpture, Photographs, Acknowledgements, The East Campus Phase II, Picture Credits.