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The first comprehensive guide to the unique and diverse architecture of the greatest of England’s seaside resorts.

From its famous and unforgettable castle upon a cliff-top to its innovative 21st-century buildings, Nottingham’s rich architectural legacy is fully explored in this indispensable volume.

The buildings of Essex include not only Roman sites, Norman architecture, and the remains of Tudor and Jacobean country houses but also Georgian town houses, early Modern Movement architecture, and more.

Perth and Kinross, at the geographical heart of Scotland, contains a wide diversity of buildings including the remains of a Roman line of forts and watch towers, carved stones erected by the warrior aristocracy of the sixth to ninth centuries, the inventive medieval Dunkeld Cathedral, and the island fortress of Lochleven Castle. Blair Castle's mid-eighteenth-century stucco work is unequalled in Sc...

A fully updated guide to the buildings of Worcestershire, including its fine Gothic cathedral, outstanding country houses, abundant timber-framed houses, and more.

This sixth volume of the Buildings of Wales series covers two counties, Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion (formerly Cardiganshire) in the South-west of Wales. Like the same authors' Pembrokeshire, the volume covers an architecture still little known, but encompassing a sweep from prehistoric chambered tombs to the high technology of the world's largest single-span glasshouse. The two counties ...

The appealing and unspoiled county of Shropshire is the subject of this fully illustrated architectural guide. Many historic towns in Shropshire are plentiful in Georgian and timber-framed buildings, and the county also boasts the Cistercian abbey of Buildwas, important country houses, the Roman town of Wroxeter, and Coalbrookdale’s spectacular iron bridge.

The buildings of each city, town, and village of South-West Lancashire are treated in this comprehensive guide, with strong focus on the cathedrals, mighty commercial buildings, and Georgian inner city of the great port city of Liverpool. Memorable buildings in surrounding rural areas include Sefton church, Speke Hall, and the Georgian country houses of Knowsley and Ince Blundell.

The Scottish Borders, an exceptionally enticing architectural region, encompass coastlines, moors, and farmland. This fully illustrated guide takes the reader from ruined abbeys and small weavers’ cottages to nineteenth-century textile mills and exceptional country houses, from the home of Sir Walter Scott to Peter Womersley’s extraordinary Sunderland House.

For all who share an interest in the fabric of Dublin—architect or historian, tourist or armchair traveler—this is an essential book.  Uniquely comprehensive, the guide covers the buildings of central Dublin, from its two medieval castles to the Guinness brewery, and offers more than one hundred maps, plans, and new color photographs.

This guide explores the beguiling buildings of the Isle of Wight. From the charming villas and cottages ornés dotting the spectacular coasts to such grand architecture as Carisbrooke Castle and Victoria and Albert’s Osborne House, the book provides a complete and generously illustrated view of the entire range of buildings on the island.

This is the first comprehensive architectural guide to Sheffield, a city of extraordinary contrasts. Set amid magnificent natural scenery, the city boasts numerous buildings connected to its industrial heritage as well as an array of handsome Victorian buildings, innovative building projects of the 1950s and 1960s, and such exciting newer buildings as the Winter Garden.

This is a detailed, authoritative, and easy-to-use guide to the architectural wealth of England’s second city, the “workshop of the world.” Birmingham’s major buildings include its splendid English Baroque cathedral, pioneering Neo-Roman town hall, and still controversial Central Library of the 1970s. Streets of rich and varied Victorian and Edwardian architecture bear witn...

This book—one of six Pevsner Architectural Guides devoted to the buildings of London—completes the eagerly-anticipated revisions to all the original guides and brings the account of the capital’s buildings entirely up to date. The volume provides a historical introduction to the uniquely diverse buildings of East London and a detailed gazetteer of individual buildings.

Leeds has a rich commercial tradition and fine buildings to match. This absorbing book provides the first authoritative and detailed guide to that architecture. The city’s prosperity, founded on the wool trade, is reflected in the magnificent Jacobean church of St. John and elegant Georgian parades and squares with homes for wealthy merchants. Alongside them today stand proud warehouses and ...

This comprehensive, full-color guidebook describes all the architecturally significant buildings in Liverpool as well as in suburban areas of interest and notable sites further away.

This complete guide to the buildings of South-East Lancashire features the proud municipal buildings and pioneering mills and transport structures at the heart of the city of Manchester. The book also encompasses surrounding areas, with a detailed gazetteer on each nearby city, town, and village and numerous maps, plans, and color photographs.

This comprehensive guide to the architecture of the center of the City of Bristol also describes key buildings in the inner suburbs and five surrounding areas outside the city.