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Publications

  • (book) Boom Cities, Architect Planners and the Politics of Radical Urban Renewal in 1960s Britain (Oxford University Press, 2019)
  • (book) The Modern British City ed. Simon Gunn, Peter Mandler and Otto Saumarez Smith (Lund Humphries, 2025). My chapter is titled ‘Scrambled Cities: Ironbridge, Middlesbrough and Stoke-on-Trent’, and I am co-author with Simon Gunn of the introduction 'From the Victorian to the Modern City'.

  • (book chapter) ‘Healthy Habitats; British Housing since 1900’ for volume 5 of the forthcoming Cambridge History of Britain (ed. Miles Taylor and Laura Beers).

  • (book chapter) ‘England since 1974’, in The Oxford Illustrated History of England (Oxford, forthcoming) ed. William Whyte
  • (book chapter) ‘Architecture and Sociology: Oliver Cox and Mass Observation’, Democratising History: Modern British History Inside and Out, ed. Laura Carter, Freddy Foks, Philip Harding (UCL Press, 2025).
  • (article) ‘Landscapes of Hope and Crisis: Dereliction, Environment, and Leisure in 1970s Britain’, Journal of British Studies , 62.4 (2023), pp. 988-1010, Doi:10.1017/jbr.2023.7
  • (article) ‘Action For Cities: The Thatcher Government and Inner City Policy’, Urban History (2020):
  • 'The de-industrializing city in the UK and Germany: conceptual approaches and empirical findings in comparative perspective', Urban History (2020), with Jörg Arnold and Tobias Becker: .
  • (article) ‘The Lost World of the British Leisure Centre’, History Workshop Journal (2019):
  • (article) ‘The Inner City Crisis and the End of Urban Modernism in 1970s Britain’, Twentieth Century British History, 24.7 (2016), pp. 578-598:  
  • ( article) ‘Central Government and Town Centre Redevelopment in Britain, 1959-1966’, Historical Journal, 58.1 (2015), pp. 217-244:  
  • (article) ‘Graeme Shankland. A Sixties Architect-Planner and Left-Wing Political Culture’, Architectural History, 12 (2014), pp. 393-422:  
  • (article) ‘Robinson College and the Twilight of a Collegiate Modernism, 1974-1981’, Architectural History (2012), pp. 369-402. Winner of the Society of Architectural Historian’s 2011 Hawksmoor Medal:  
  • ( article/ edited volume) ‘A Strange Brutalist Primitive Hut: Howell, Killick, Partridge and Amis’ Senior Combination Room, Cambridge’, Twentieth Century Architecture 11: Oxford and Cambridge, ed. Alan Powers, Elain Harwood and Otto Saumarez Smith (London: The Twentieth Century Society, 2013) pp. 150-161:
  • (book chapter) 'Ironbridge B', in Cooling Towers: A celebration of Sculptural Beauty, Industrial History and Architectural Legacy (Twentieth Century Society, 2025)
  • (book chapter) 'The Leisure Centre Boom', in 100 20th Century Sport and Leisure Buildings (Twentieth Century Society, 2025)
  • (book) Barbican: Life, History, Architecture, ed. Jane Alison and Anna Ferrari (London: Barbican Art Gallery, 2014)
  • (exhibition brochure) Concrete Dreams celebrating the history, heritage and significance of the Hayward Gallery, Queen Elizabeth Hal, and Purcell Room (London: Southbank Centre, 2018):  
  • Oxford Dictionary of National Biography entry) Bor, Walter George (1916-1999)

  • (Oxford Dictionary of National Biography entry) Shankland, Graeme (1917-1988)

  • (Oxford Dictionary of National Biography entry) Womersley, Lewis (1910-1990)

  • (Oxford Dictionary of National Biography entry) Introduction to the lives of urban planners

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