Lutyens’s Lodges
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
Lutyens and Runnymede
The names Runnymede, King John, and Magna Carta are forever entwined in history. This webinar explores the historic signing and how it came to be commemorated at Runnymede through the combination of... Read More
Lutyens Versus the Indo-Saracenic Movement
Lutyens's design work in India is often described as Indo-Saracenic. This webinar discusses the origins of that movement in architecture and how Lutyens's architectural designs in India differed from... Read More
Inside Munstead Wood
Katherine and Caroline share some of their insights into the decorative and architectural details uncovered during their research on the house and gardens after the acquisition of Munstead Wood by... Read More
In Service of Lutyens
This exploration of the often-overlooked service areas of Lutyens’s residential designs comes out of the insights gained by William Clarke during his travels and research as the 2023 Lutyens... Read More
Lutyens and The Australian Memorial at Villers-Bretonneux
The Australian National Memoria at Villers Bretonneux, France honors the Australian soldiers that found and died in France and Belgium during the First World War. Villers Bretonneux was the site of... Read More
Edwin Lutyens & Garden Design: Hestercombe
Edwin Lutyens and Gertrude Jekyll combined their talents to produce a unique and beautiful ensemble of gardens at Hestercombe. In this webinar, Claire Greenslade, head gardener at Hestercombe and Tim... Read More
A Lutyens Bricolage of the BMA
(British Medical Association Building) The British Medical Association Building was originally designed by Edwin Lutyens as the Headquarters for the Theosophical Society. The completion of the... Read More
Edwin Lutyens
A look at how Lutyens developed his architectural practice to support the design of over 800 works. What did he have to overcome? How did he structure his office? How did he attract clients? What... Read More
Great Dixter – Architect and Gardeners
When Edwin Lutyens first came to Great Dixter, he found a fifteenth-century house – the property of Nathaniel Lloyd – that had been greatly changed over time. His commission was to bring the house... Read More

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