Constructed between 1935 and 1937, the 12 structures comprising the complex were designed by the Tecton practice, a London-based association founded in 1932 by Berthold Lubetkin that was instrumental in bringing modernist architecture to Britain.
Coventry participated in the first World Monuments Watch Day on Saturday 8th September 2012 with a children's stained glass workshop and treasure trail.
Comment by Alexis Chema posted on 27-08-16
As part of the 2013 WMF/Yale/Mellon Scholarship, Alexis Chema wrote a research report on Newstead Abbey, a manor house created on the site of a twelfth-century monastery following the Dissolution of the Monasteries.
The touring exhibition was created to raise awareness of this internationally significant site and WMFB's major conservation project to secure its future and promote reconciliation and tolerance in Zanzibar.
During June 2013 the Festival of the North East assembled a vast array of events showcasing the area's creativity, innovation and heritage.
Five historic graveyards in the heart of Edinburgh's World Heritage site were included on the 2010 Watch: the three kirkyards of St Cuthbert's, Greyfriars, and Canongate, and the two burial grounds of Old Calton and New Calton.
