Webinars

In this webinar, Trace Chitwood shares the results of his research as the recipient of the 2025 Lutyens Traveling Fellowship. His project focused on producing measured drawings of selected... Read More

Etaples, located near the main hospitals of the British Expeditionary Forces, is the largest IWGC cemetery in France with over 11,500 graves. The central terrace of the memorial designed by Lutyens... Read More

The Hayward Gallery Lutyens Exhibition played a pivotal role in re-igniting interest in the architecture of Sir Edwin Lutyens. Using photographs and memories, the designer of the exhibition, Piers... Read More

Architect: Edwin Lutyens Paul Knight first became hooked on the architectural beauty and mathematical rigor of Lutyens’s design work during a trip to India. During his travels as our Lutyens... Read More

Architect: Edwin Lutyens St. Jude-on-the-Hill was Lutyens’s first major church and ultimately his largest built church. The Central Square of the Hampstead Garden Suburb showcases an irreplaceable... Read More

An exploration of the personal and professional similarities and contrasts of these two talented and impactful architects.

The memorials and cemeteries of the Western Front of the First World War span a vast array of sizes and types. This webinar looks at some of the less well-known but still important sites created by... Read More

Edwin Lutyens’s early exercises in sketching continued to influence and inform his later architectural work. This webinar explores that influence on his perception of a design as a three-dimensional... Read More

A look at the renown gardens at Rashtrapati Bhavan as well as their relationship to Lutyens’s plan for New Delhi and to previous historic gardens in India.

Lutyens’s entrance lodges provide the first introduction to a home and serve a variety of purposes. As with most things designed by Lutyens, we found that the more we looked at the lodges, the more... Read More