Peter Womersley Peggy Guggenheim Collection It also considers Lubetkin’s legacy

It also considers Lubetkin’s legacy in the later work of his key associates

Arts and Crafts and brutalism

Designs by some of the period’s heavyweights – including Anatol Kagan

an interwar local social welfare project in London with huge ambition

regeneration and adaptive re-use of Modern architecture

Peter Womersley Peggy Guggenheim Collection It also considers Lubetkin’s legacyPaperback, 204 pages By Neil Jackson Published in his centenary year, this book celebrates the life and work of the British architect Peter Womersley (1923 1993). From Farnley Hey near Huddersfield, his award winning first building completed in 1954, to the angular, look no hands concrete structure of the Fairydean football stand in Galashiels, Womersley continuously pushed the frontiers of architectural design. Working from a small office in the