This blog is about 20th- and 21st-century buildings in West Sussex in Classical or Classical-related styles.
Though often overlooked or dismissed, these are a valid part of the architectural history of the county and deserve more notice and more appreciation.
Some posts will be about particular places, some about named architects, and some about different types of buildings.
Latest posts:
- ARCHITECT OF COUNTY HALL
- ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY TALK
- BANKERS’ CLASSICAL
- BOGNOR REGIS
- BOGNOR SUBURBS
- C G STILLMAN, COUNTY ARCHITECT – 1
- C G STILLMAN, COUNTY ARCHITECT – 2: COUNTY HALL, CHICHESTER
- CHICHESTER – RENAISSANCE CITY? – 1
- CHICHESTER – RENAISSANCE CITY? – 2
- CLASSICAL COMMEMORATION
- CLASSICAL COUNTRY HOUSES
- CLASSICISM IN PARK AND GARDEN
- LITTLEHAMPTON
- POST OFFICE GEORGIAN
- QUINLAN TERRY AND KINGSHAM FARM, MILLAND
- ROBERT ADAM AND THE SOLAR HOUSE
- THE BLOMFIELDS AT STANSTED AND CHICHESTER
- THE FIVE ORDERS OF ARCHITECTURE
- WAR MEMORIALS
- WORTHING’S CIVIC CENTRE
- WORTHING’S SEASIDE
