What We're Seeing: Post-Modernism with the Twentieth Century Society
April 21st, 2017
April 21st, 2017
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Next month the Twentieth Century Society will host a discussion at the RIBA, on some of the key buildings of the postmodern movement, and the risks they now face.
Controversial postmodern icon Number One Poultry, completed in 1997, has recently been listed in the wake of a renewed interest in postmodern buildings, however many similar structures remain at risk. Taking Number One Poultry as a starting point, a panel of architects will discuss why these buildings should not only be protected, but celebrated.
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