Broadcasting Buildings: Architecture on the Wireless, 1927-1945

Exploring the influence of the BBC, this book examines how the network shaped public perceptions of architecture and engaged audiences in discussions about participatory democracy. It highlights the interplay between media representation and architectural discourse, revealing how televised content has impacted societal views and involvement in democratic processes. Through historical analysis, it underscores the BBC's role in fostering a deeper understanding of architecture's significance in contemporary civic life.