C20 is the magazine of the Twentieth Century Society, the national charity that campaigns to save British twentieth century architecture, design and public art from 1914 to the present day. It combines in-depth articles about 20th and 21st century buildings and designs, and delves into the ongoing campaigns and casework the Society does to ensure their protection.
In this issue:
The new C20 features the forgotten brutalism of mid-century Hong Kong, surveys the landmark work of Michael Hopkins, explores the Moorish modernism of the city of Faro, considers the new C20 book on the changing face of shopping and the high street, and looks at the modernist revival in music venue architecture.
