• The Guardian view on working-class heritage: smokehouses, smithies and so much more | Editorial

    History is not just about castles and palaces. Welcome changes in priorities are ramping up the value placed on an industrial pastThe sight of smoke billowing from the roof of a listed building would usually bring fire engines blue-lighting in from miles around, but in the Northumberland village of Craster it is a sign of business as usual. Four generations of the Robson family have smoked kippers in a lowly stone building that was given a Grade II listing last week.The listing is a tribute to a
  • From Spanish mission extravaganzas to art deco curves: other people’s homes – in pictures

    From Spanish mission extravaganzas to art deco curves: other people’s homes – in pictures
    Sandy Weir’s delightful Instagram account, full of architectural treasures combined with cheeky captions, has been turned into a new book. With styles ranging across mid-century, art deco and the occasional turret, Other People’s Homes offers us a new perspective on houses that you could simply walk past without taking a second look. It will be available from 28 NovemberFrom a 30sqm house to a slice of urban parkland: Australia’s most sustainable homes of 2023 – in pictur

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