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 What is Architecture? An Architect at Work - N/A
 The Universal International Exhibition, Paris 1900 - N/A
The Universal International Exhibition, Paris 1900 - N/A
Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Hill House - N/A
Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Hill House - N/A
Industrial Architecture: AEG and Fagus Factories - N/A
Frank Lloyd Wright: The Robie House - N/A
R M Schindler: The Lovell Beach House - N/A
 Erich Mendelsohn: The Einstein Tower - N/A
Erich Mendelsohn: The Einstein Tower - N/A
 The Bauhaus at Weimar - N/A
The Bauhaus at Weimar, 1919-23 - N/A
Berlin Siedlungen - N/A
The Weissenhof Siedlung, Stuttgart 1927 - N/A
The International Exhibition of Arts, Paris 1925 - N/A
Adolf Loos - N/A
Le Corbusier: Villa Savoye - N/A
English Flats of the Thirties - N/A
English Houses of the Thirties - N/A
Hans Scharoun - N/A
English Furniture - N/A
Edwin Lutyens: Deanery Gardens - N/A
The London Underground - N/A
'Moderne' and `Modernistic' - N/A
The Other Tradition - N/A
The Suburban Style - N/A
The Housing Question - N/A
23 programs
25 minutes each
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The first video attempts to define the rôle of the architect by portraying the thoughts of Geoffrey Baker as he designs and builds his own house. Thereafter, the series surveys the progress of Modernism, incorporating studies of such key figures as Le Corbusier, Lloyd Wright and Mackintosh, looking at individual buildings to highlight their achievements. Other videos are more general in scope, covering topics such as suburban style, English furniture, and the problems of building contemporary mass housing.
These titles are no longer available from the Roland Collection. However, film details remain on this site for the benefit of previous customers.
Repeated titles occur in the list opposite where the program entry appears in
different sections (indicated by the colored prefix number) of the Resource Guide and consequently may have
different descriptions and illustrations.
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