Planning and its Discontents
A story of architecture, community and change in the inner city and New Towns of North East England
A story of architecture, community and change in the inner city and New Towns of North East England
The Farrell Centre will be playing three short films of mine from September 19th within their exhibition “Concrete Dreams”. These films are reworked extracts from my PhD project “Brasília of the North” at Newcastle University, a forthcoming feature length documentary.
Earlier this year, I was asked by the Centre for Researching Cities at Newcastle University to make a short documentary on the theme of the “good city”
Football, cage fighting, makina and the night-out
The decline and rebirth of the rivers of North East England
Historian Dan Jackson talks about the ideas behind his new book – The Northumbrians: North-East England and its People
Newcastle and Sunderland’s fierce rivalry is said to date back to the English Civil War. But is it a relatively recent phenomenon?
Football, religion, Derby day, disorder.
Like Newcastle and Sunderland, Malmö, Sweden was once home to a world-leading shipbuilding industry and a masculine working-class identity. In the 1970s, Malmö’s industry collapsed and thousands began to leave the city. In recent years, Malmö has recovered, grown and been reborn.
The transformation of North East England’s food and drink scene.