Lutyens’s Plan for New Delhi
In 1912, Edwin Lutyens was asked to join what became the Delhi Planning Commision, charged with advising on the siting and layout of a new capital for India. Although Lutyens went on to design a... Read More
Lutyens at Lambay
Lambay Castle is the ancestral home of the Revelstokes, Maude & Cecil Baring, and is still protected by their family today, four generations later. The original Old Fort was built in the late... Read More
Gertrude Jekyll and the Garden at Upton Grey
Encounters at Greywalls
An exploration of Lutyens’s design at Greywalls in Scotland through the eyes of two architects, an historian, and an owner.
City Beautiful on the Rand
A discussion and history of Edwin Lutyens’s work in South Africa. Edwin Lutyens came to South Africa following the footsteps of his then close friend, Herbert Baker. Designed before their work... Read More
Arts and Crafts Beginnings
Overview of Lutyens designs of furniture and lighting. Not only did Edwin Lutyens design the iconic Lutyens Bench, but he designed lighting fixtures, tables, chairs for private homes and gardens, as... Read More
The Life and Legacy of Sir Edwin Lutyens
An overview of the career and life of Sir Edwin Lutyens, spanning from the American Civil War to the Second World War.

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