Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Broadcasting House

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Broadcasting House houses the British Broadcasting Corp and was opened in 1932. The studios are house in a core with the services and offices in an outer ring. The building was the first of its kind to be specifically geared to broadcasting. The windows were criticised at the time for being too small, but the interiors were popular. The interiors have since been changed, and the building was damaged by a bomb in the 1939 to 1945 war.

Radio and Television Broadcasting, Radio & TV Broadcasting, British Broadcasting Corp., Broadcasting industry, Broadcasting

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Power to the people

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The UK's Architecture Foundation is seeking to encourage greater public involvement in planning and architectural debates. This organization argues that ordinary people deserve more information and wider consultation.

United Kingdom, Public affairs, Social aspects, Architectural firms, Public participation, City planning, Urban planning, Architecture and society

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Margate: city of dreams

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The architecture of Margate, England, is discussed. Particular attention is given to the ways in which the town inspired artist JMW Turner.

Government domestic functions, England, Criticism and interpretation, Turner, J.M.W., Margate, England

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