10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TUDORBETHAN»
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Tudorbethan in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Tudorbethan and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Tudorbethan Architecture
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Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, McBrewster John, 2010
2
Modernist Semis and Terraces in England
The dominance of speculative builders' Tudorbethan semis cannot be lightly
dismissed.there are several reasons why middle-class semis of this period
displayed a street elevation imitating theTudors'timber-framed black and white
buildings.
3
The Biopic in Contemporary Film Culture
®Tudorbethan ̄. housing combined the architectural features ofthe Tudorand
Elizabethan periods in contextsin which it did not. ®belong ̄. (i.e. 1930s
suburbia). Sucharchitecture can be discussed through the language of®
adaptation, ̄ a ...
Tom Brown, Belén Vidal, 2013
4
Arts & Crafts Homes and the Revival
IITECTURE ** * V Call it Tudorbethan Fewer examples of these English-inspired
houses of the Arts and Crafts period are to be found than, say, bungalows and
foursquares. It's easier to describe their ancestry than it is to find a good label for
...
5
The Death of Rural England: A Social History of the ...
Here 'Tudorbethan shopping parades' sprang up in station approach along with
another cinema, the 'new Kinema', also in Tudorbethan style.14 Elsewhere in
suburban England, and even in Surrey's crowded land, lived wealthier and, one ...
6
Britain: Be Fluent in British Life and Culture
Semi-detached replaced terrace and nostalgia set in with mock beams (the so-
called Tudorbethan style) and pebbledashed render. Modernist builds in the
1960s and 70s spawned featureless housing estates on the edges of towns and
...
7
Village England: A Social History of the Countryside
The larger and more expensive versions of Tudorbethan houses, with their
steeply pitched roofs, tall chimneys, sweeping gables, and black and white half-
timbering, were indeed suburban replicas of rustic manor houses and yeomen's
farms ...
8
Lancashire: Liverpool and the Southwest
The Village Centre The parish church is by the well-detailed Tudorbethan
LODGE, c. 1860, and the park gates. They are probably all by W Eden Nesfield,
who was paid £114 in 1859 for designing four lodges. Stone lions sejant holding
iron ...
Richard Pollard, Nikolaus Pevsner, 2006
9
Tudoresque: In Pursuit of the Ideal Home
who confirmed the multiplicity in medieval architecture, but also made sense of it.
30 C. J. Richardson drew attention to the same hybridity in Tudorbethan
architecture, valued its picturesqueness, and suggested that what it lacked in ...
Andrew Ballantyne, Andrew Law, 2012
10
The English Semi-detached House: How and why the Semi Became ...
The seven classes of non-Tudorbethan semis described inTable.8. 1 . The first
four classes are the universal semis. Classes 1 , 2, and 4 become Tudorbethan
by the addition of mock-timbering. Bungalows can also be Tudorbethan. l .
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TUDORBETHAN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Tudorbethan is used in the context of the following news items.
Academics' digs: chambers of horror?
It is, at first sight, an overgrown haut-bourgeois villa in an eclectic style that English beholders would probably call Tudorbethan. Large, airy windows punctuate ... «Times Higher Education, Jul 15»
'Mason Street could end up being Warragul's main street' – Gauci
'Tudorbethan' style which was popular in the 1930s when they were constructed.” That was the angle one of the residents of the buildings played on when ... «Warragul Citizen, Jun 15»
Shakespeare's Mother: The Secret Life of a Tudor Woman review …
(Is anyone else waiting for Benedict Cumberbatch to pop up as Tudorbethan Sherlock, solve the mystery of the princes in the tower and turn the whole thing into ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
Carters of Moseley: Restaurant review
Modestly situated in a Tudorbethan strip of shops beside an arterial road, it's a neighbourhood restaurant that seems to have beamed down from quite a different ... «The Independent, Nov 14»
'The Making of Home', by Judith Flanders
In Britain, “Tudorbethan”, the beamed and gabled architectural style, still forms the background to our most persistent image of home. That “merrie England” was ... «Financial Times, Oct 14»
Country-house opera: the rules of the game
Glyndebourne is centred on a Tudorbethan pile that has been in the hands of the Christie family since the 1830s and whose current occupant, Gus, is the latest ... «The Times, Apr 14»
Bleak Houses: Disappointment and Failure in Architecture, by …
Discussions of British taste in architecture often focus on, as Brittain-Catlin puts it, the “Tudorbethan vs continental Modernism thing. Well, a lot of my book is ... «Times Higher Education, Mar 14»
Roger Stephenson wins go-ahead for pre-fab Cheshire homes
Stephenson said: '[The developer has] bravely decided to buck the 'tudorbethan' trend commonly found in the area and aimed for the design aware communities ... «Architects' Journal, Oct 13»
The Yorkshiremen who left their mark
Some are half-timbered, making the description 'Tudorbethan' particularly apt. Some later houses on the estate are also the work of Auty Jnr or Snr, although ... «Chichester Observer, Sep 13»
Classical Review: Gloriana -Never enter the Virgin Queen's …
Its story of silly, handsome Robert Devereux's ascent and descent in the affections of the ageing Elizabeth I is doubly hampered by the Tudorbethan argot of ... «The Independent, Jun 13»
